Sentence examples for shops spread from inspiring English sources

Supporters from flower shops spread rose petals on the steps of City Hall.

Like quieter Palermo, some way west, it is a centre of a vibrant, modern design scene, discovered in idiosyncratic, often tiny shops spread around the old streets.

The eastward expansion by Ground Zero is indicative of the increasing decentralization of the agency industry as shops spread out to seek greater growth opportunities.

Ms. Zatto belongs to the fifth generation of Seamans scooping bait out of Jamaica Bay and selling it to tackle shops spread from the East End of Long Island to the Jersey Shore.

With well over 4,500 shops spread throughout this warren of alleyways and halls, the Grand Bazaar in the heart of the Old City is the ultimate in exotic retail experiences.

Leading the foreign pack is BreadTalk, a Singapore chain, which opened its first outlet in China in 2003 and now has 170 shops spread mainly across the wealthier coastal cities. Frankie Quek, chief executive of BreadTalk's operations in China, said by phone that the company had aggressive plans to expand that number to 500 over the next three years.

Others set up ersatz shops, spreading their wares — toilet paper, flashlights, shaving cream — on woven cloths.

Consumers are increasingly diversifying their grocery shopping, spreading their purchases among multiple retailers instead of sticking to one stop at a single supermarket, Miller told reporters in a Thursday conference call.

Although its betting shops have spread nationally, Betfred's headquarters remains close to Salford in Warrington — handily close to the Tote's base in Wigan.

The Republican establishment is as fragmented as the rest of the American elite, and the Party's mandarins first spent a hundred and twenty million dollars backing Jeb Bush's Presidential bid, watched the despised Ted Cruz hire the cutting-edge voter-identification shops, and spread their endorsements around, so muddying the situation that there has been no clear "establishment" candidate at all.

Advice magazines offer tips on growing; lighting shops are spread across the country to serve novice farmers; and fertilizer companies target their marketing to pot growers (see box).