Sentence examples for shops has changed from inspiring English sources

She said: "The market in charity shops has changed, it's become more acceptable" - meaning her increased takings don't necessarily mean people here can't afford to shop anywhere else.

Shops have changed places in a version of musical chairs, leaving empty storefronts in their wake.

nickgpw The Google map van was in Ripon several years ago, as many of the shops have changed hands, but even so, the shop front of Edinburgh Woollen Mill was tatty back then.

"I'd been away for two weeks and came back last night so confused because all the shops had changed and said Grimsby on them – I thought I was drunk," Bethany Casey, 19, told the local Thurrock Gazette newspaper.

And no sooner had your dad learned the term, congratulating himself on the way he was normcore before the word even existed (so proud, in his 20-year-old chinos, in the T-shirt he got free with his Nokia), than the world, and the shops, had changed.

"The way people shop has changed," he said.

The way we shop has changed significantly over the years.

Also, Chef & Company, a takeout shop, has changed its name to Ate 18.

"Online shopping has changed that – brands now understand that the secondary discount market supports their primary business.

Calvin's shop has changed over the years, and has joined forces with a ladies' beauty parlour.

They are much more demanding, and the notion of a toy shop has changed because the notion of toys has changed".