Sentence examples for their bookshop from inspiring English sources

In 2002 he retired after selling the business to Foyles, who closed the shop but transferred the stock, and the name, to a department of their bookshop in Charing Cross Road.

Deal Bookshop 7 Broad Street, Deal, Kent CT14 6ER, 01304 366084 If you're among that particular group of customers who want their bookshop to be just that – a shop that sells books – then this is the place for you.

Proprietors can add a description of their bookshop to the map, book buyers can contribute reviews of shops they've visited, and anyone can add details of a forthcoming literary event or a bookish landmark.

Barnes & Noble and Borders do have some advantages widely recognised names for one thing, opportunities to publicise their websites in their bookshops for another.

Our French cousins came to that conclusion in 1981 after an abortive attempt to destroy their NBA equivalent – and their bookshops have weathered the storm far better than ours.

When you ask booksellers why there are so few diverse books in their bookshops some will say that they just don't sell well enough or that white parents are put off by black characters.

But reading about the plans in the wake of a roadtrip round New England's college towns and their bookshops, during which we were lucky to come across the odd copy of Rabbit, Run or Couples tucked between the serried ranks of Bellow, Vonnegut and Morrison, I find myself wondering whether, in fact, it's enough.

Commercial production of books had been established by the late Republic, and by the 1st century AD certain neighbourhoods of Rome were known for their bookshops (tabernae librariae), which were found also in Western provincial cities such as Lugdunum (present-day Lyon, France).

They were told to view their section of the store as their own bookshop, and use their expert knowledge of, say cookery books or science fiction novels, to pick which titles they wanted to stock.

Or, look up their alma mater, their favorite bookshop, a place they're known to hang out.

"It's about encouraging them to visit their local bookshop and empowering them to make their own choices about the kinds of books they want to read.