Sentence examples for shops located in from inspiring English sources

CBRL Group : CBRL is the holding company for Cracker Barrel Old Country Store restaurants and gift shops, located in at least 41 states at 565 locations roadside.

Many of the best online wine sellers are offshoots of local shops, located in wine regions.

The car-repair shops, located in rusting freight containers, now hang out hopeful signs -- Ponctur Repair," "Fix Foraing Engin" -- in the hope of snagging one of the passing white Toyota Land Cruisers.

Beginning in 1967, from a series of shops located in unlikely quarters of London and Paris, and later at I. Magnin in San Francisco and Giorgio of Beverly Hills, she made and sold clothes whose inspiration was drawn from her far-ranging travels and a childhood spent as the half-French, half-English daughter of a missionary posted to the Middle East.

Before 1972 the government had established producers' cooperatives, which collected and processed most of the rice crop (at prices that were bitterly resented by the peasants); state farms, intended to increase the commercial production of rice, cattle, coffee, oil palm, cotton, and silk; a rural development program; and a national consumers' cooperative with retail shops located in most towns.

The shops located in the secure subterranean vaults on the eastern fringes of Holborn together make up the largest collection of silver under one roof in the world.

One convenient location is the book shop located in Jerusalem's Central Station, you see the store when going up the escalators.

By Hilton Als The New Yorker, February 19 , 1990P. 36 Talk story about Birdel's, a phonograph record shop located in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn.

The New Yorker, February 19 , 1990P. 36 Talk story about Birdel's, a phonograph record shop located in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn.

Among the earliest Folger incunabula is a 1477 edition of Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales produced by William Caxton in England's first printing shop, located in Westminster.

Bakdash, the most celebrated ice-cream parlor in the Middle East, is a hundred-and-thirty-eight-year-old shop located in the al-Hamidiyah Souk, an Ottoman-era marketplace in Damascus's Old City.