Sentence examples for supermarket area from inspiring English sources

The correct answer is left, into the supermarket area.

In Hello Kitty Con's Super Supermarket area, the most expensive items include a £250 Hello Kitty vintage telephone and a £1,132 Casio executive set containing a briefcase, camera and watch.

Image caption They show how parts of the rooftop car park have collapsed down on to what is believed to be the supermarket area.

Neither supermarkets nor area farm markets are easily accessible via walking or via public transportation.

Plastic dinosaur toys and models can be purchased from many places, from dollar stores, toy stores, supermarket toy areas, hobby stores etc. Wooden ones can also be purchased from dollar and hobby stores; these you can assemble yourself and paint in colors as wished.

This information can be daunting, as with every metric comes its corresponding target and ranking compared with other supermarkets in the area, or other supermarkets the same size, or supermarkets with roughly the same kind of customers.

Portas highlighted her concerns about the "progressive sprawl" of supermarkets into areas such as doctor surgeries and opticians that were once the exclusive preserve of the high street.

When he was in the grocery business, Mr. Kahn aided a black-owned company that was opening supermarkets in areas of Boston that lacked them by using his influence to get good deals on wholesale food.

But it concludes blandly that UK consumers are getting a "good deal" from the grocery market, and that the freeing-up of planning controls to allow more supermarkets in areas where individual stores are dominant would make things even better.

Last month, the CMA identified 463 places where the merged group might have to offload stores as there was a "realistic prospect of a significant lessening of competition" where the supermarkets' catchment areas overlapped.

The Competition and Markets Authority CMAA) said it had found a "realistic prospect of a significant lessening of competition" in 463 places in the UK where local supermarkets' catchment areas overlapped.