Sentence examples for sort of shopping from inspiring English sources

Most colleges have some sort of shopping period when the class rosters haven't been finalized.

But some months, like September, linger in a sort of shopping purgatory.

My film needed to be done right when it was done, because that sort of shopping mall was completely new.

Sonia Preece, 26, and Bryony Morgan, also 26, are sort of shopping for clothes, but "when you're on benefits," says Morgan, "it's hard to buy anything in Shrewsbury".

But there is no grocery and no drug store -- for that sort of shopping, the residents of Orenco have to drive a mile or so down Cornell Road, a busy four-lane thoroughfare that borders the development.

Allinson puts her case with passion, and urges the authorities to consider a sort of shopping list of initiatives to protect and enhance traditional media companies from what she feels is unfair competition.

For a pub is not simply a sort of shop where you can go in and buy a drink.

It was that sort of shop that you go to with your nan and your parents," she added.

"Oh my God, Brian Eno? Please let me have it!" It's the sort of shop that tends to attract a particularly nerdy kind of man, so hearing these words from a glamorous black woman - in an aquamarine coat and a fluffy white hat straight out of Dr Zhivago - is a bit of a culture shock.

Its international arm, which generates the majority of its £118m profits, could still be used as a sort of shop window for every show made by British broadcasters, who would used it to sell their wares overseas and take a share of the profits.

I've previously pointed to what I see as a key failing in the interface design: there are multiple "front" screens (which are meant to be a sort of shop window onto things that you find important), and then another layer beneath that which is a list of what Nokia sees as your important applications.