Sentence examples for through a bookshop from inspiring English sources

Ebook buying and ebook reading is not like buying and reading traditional print through a bookshop.

The scandal began on November 9 when an explosion tore through a bookshop in Turkey's most south-easterly town, Semdinli, killing one man.

These aren't blind dates – you might just be told to pass through a bookshop, a museum or a cafe at a particular time – but engineered moments intended to give you a chance to meet someone "just like they do in the movies".

Sure, if YouTube didn't exist, I might have walked through a bookshop and seen that Tyra Banks had written a Harry Potter rip-off about models called Modelland and LOLd to myself for a minute.

Visitors to specialist sites may, for instance, be offered books on their area of interest: click on a button, and they are through to a bookshop.

Janet Strecommended recommended Zaha, and I found myself in a bookshop looking through Zaha's designs.' Tennant's pop-star eye, trained by 15 years of big-budget videos and dramatic lighting, latched on to the potential.

I bear no grudge, though, and even found myself this week in a bookshop, leafing through Richard and Judy's autobiography, which appears to be called Publisher's Price £17.99 Now Only £7.99.

After he'd handed over his wallet.In a bookshop, I flick through "Portrait With Keys", a slice-of-life book about Johannseburg, by Ivan Vladislavić, a noted local author.

She was a woman of her time who was filled with romantic longing and took an office job and ran a bookshop, and went through war on the home-front, but was also a woman ahead of it – unmarried and independent and wanting, wishing, to achieve "greatness" ("I want to do everything people think me incapable of").

I recall myself in a bookshop, aged about 11, leafing through a volume on nuclear war, John Cox's Overkill.

Anyone browsing in a bookshop this weekend could do worse than skim through the opening chapters of James Kelman's new novel.