Sentence examples for through wares from inspiring English sources

At Mary's on the Avenue (529 Brinkerhoff Avenue; 805-962-8047), browareshrough wares like glass-bottomed lamps ($58) and red-leather picture frames ($6).

Cruising past Baptist churches, double-wide trailers, bright green tobacco fields and solemn graveyards, we stopped our rented minivan every few minutes to browse through wares set out in the driveways of private homes, along sidewalks, in high school parking lots, in former chicken coops and on flatbed trailers parked in muddy fields.

Cell culture wares were purchased from Corning, Inc. (San Mateo, CA).

A week or so ago, I went into a Dior boutique in London, to paw through the wares.

Spending time with FIP is like rifling through the wares of a brilliant second-hand record shop (on the left bank, naturellement).

Look at her shows: originally intimate presentations with Beckham herself talking the fashion press through her wares, they are now full-scale catwalk shows, but still not blockbuster affairs.

EVENTS This weekend at the PIER ANTIQUES SHOW, New Yorkers can sift through the wares of more than 500 antique and art vendors, including vintage typewriters from Kasbah Mod, secondhand bikes from Richards-Outpost and period jewelry from Dawn's Vintage Jewelry.

The next day, I found similarly young and edgy beer fans in Milan going through the wares at A Tutta Birra, a shop that overflows one tiny, wood-paneled room with hundreds of bottles, glasses, lamps and other beer paraphernalia from around the world.

Such passes for refreshing normalcy in a country where shopping with its rummaging through the wares and socializing while trying on the clothes–has long been a national pastime.

That's the great thing about a startup that produces revenue from the get-go: BookingBug offers an array of tariffs for businesses taking bookings through its wares, which increase in price based largely on number of bookings made per-month.

Buy your books from a shit-stinking basement, your vegetables from a corner shop that opens out onto the A2, and your records from blokes who'd really rather you weren't flicking through their wares.