Sentence examples for shops to which from inspiring English sources

Some talked about looting or vandalising shops to which they had earlier given their CVs.

But they cannot do so because the factory-authorized repair shops, to which the faulty components must often be referred, simply won't touch the item.

Instead a profusion of nested metal ashtrays bristling like hedgehogs spilled over the shelves of the Beriozka stores, the state-run shops to which only foreign tourists with hard currency have access.

The expats knew everything: from restaurants and shops, to which of the dusty antiques shops selling celadon teapots and silver bracelets on Setthathirat Road were fronts for opium dens.

While MDS argues that it has deprived the publishers of no revenue, because the assigning professors aver that they would not otherwise have utilized the particular works they in fact chose to use,[FN 4] this argument cannot apply to the competing copy shops to which the publishers license their works.

­Under the towering glass roof of the Grand Palais, French artist Christian Boltanski's installation, Personnes, ­addresses questions of fate, death and God, using 50 tonnes of old clothes, borrowed from charity shops, to which they will be returned when the exhibition ends.

The magazine suggested that the city relax its standards slightly, given the hurt feelings, and said that, in the Bronx, nothing could be uglier than "the mass of wooden tenements and crazy beer-shops to which the territory now seems exclusively devoted".

The prime minister, "Mr Brown", is seen as thoroughly bourgeois, his son working in a motor shop to which he "had to get off early".

It was the first day that the shop, to which their mother had devoted her life, had been open for business since May 15.

China prefers to treat such issues as a series of bilateral matters and keeps the South China Sea off the agenda of the ASEAN Regional Forum, a talking shop to which it belongs.

This was the required course in sewing, cooking, social etiquette and smart supermarket shopping to which girls of my era were routinely subjected while the boys in our grade took an introductory shop class.