Sentence examples for shops dominated from inspiring English sources

Back then, Mr. Recchiuti recalls, sewing shops dominated the complex, and it was common to see chickens for sale in wooden crates along Third Street.

For years the site at Waterloo has been neglected from the victor's point of with cafes and souvenir shops dominated by Napoleon.

Even on Bedford Avenue, a Polish diner still clings on offering up cheap helpings of pierogis and blintzes amid rows of shops dominated by vintage clothing boutiques, vegetarian restaurants and coffee houses.

For years the site of the British and Prussian victory, close to the Flemish-Walloon border, has been neglected, from the victor's point of view at least, with cafes and souvenir shops dominated by the former French emperor.

Kate Dickie plays Jackie, a CCTV operator whose cameras cover a tough Glasgow housing estate and tatty row of shops, dominated by the eerie, cliff-like vastness of tower blocks, whose sheer bulk creates an Arctic updraft of air; the grim unending wind hoists swirling scraps of garbage into the sky, and creates a harsh, almost lunar alienation.

For now, small shops dominate the sector.

The ticket offices are peripheral; shops dominate the centre of the station.

West-Kruiskade is known as "China Town" but the Surinamese tokos (or shops) dominate the street.

Major business, financial and governmental offices, department stores, and specialty shops dominate the downtown, which is usually fringed by a band of factories and warehouses.

It is a sentiment that was repeated in many interviews with the merchants whose shops dominate Front Street and even those who line the adjoining Main Street, where Route 25 angles northward before heading off to Orient Point.

There was a bookstore in the nicer part of town, though it was technically a gift shop, dominated by confusing pillows, potpourri, Moravian stars, and other regional paraphernalia.