Sentence examples for shopping stuff from inspiring English sources

It's that day after Thanksgiving in the USA when the holiday shopping stuff really ramps up.

After decades marked by shopping stuffed into store basements next to the luggage, plus size women are finally starting to demand more from retailers.

"That implies that they can sell them to a wide range [of people]." She points out that high-street chain restaurants usually have a "superfood salad" option with avocado; sandwich shops stuff it between bread.

Littlest Pet Shop stuff are very small and easy to choke on!

Russian tradesmen argue with Arabs and Armenians in hole-in-the-wall shops stuffed with foreign watches and radios.

It's like walking into a butcher's shop stuffed with decaying meat: putrid, yet somehow a little sweet.

Vintage is very trendy now; these days, you can hardly traverse the street without passing retro cupcakeries filled with chintzy china and shops stuffed with anachronistic floral frocks.

UNDER a lantern-strung walkway, gaudy signs mark musty shops stuffed with Chinese porcelain vases, marble lions and decorated screens -- seemingly a typical Chinatown street.

An unfurled bolt of chintz is draped overhead down the room's whole length, leading to "The Shop", stuffed with these decorative products for Victorian burghers.By the late 1870s however, Morris's life took a radical turn.

One of the great ironies of the play is that they end up destroying not just each other but also the only place they can call their own: a shop stuffed full of the worthless.

Inside the main building is Mama Aiuto (mama help me!), the museum's souvenir shop stuffed with collectibles in every price range.