Sentence examples for to bazaar from inspiring English sources

Yes, which is exactly why you go to bazaar like this — to be overwhelmed by the variety, the smells, the temptation to stand in one more line and eat one more thing even if you're full.

A separate red carpet takes you to "Bazaar", the buzzy restaurant/bar/ shop that's got American glossy magazines in a lather as much for its cool design as its innovative tapas.

But Mr Christopher took the patient route, struggling back and forth to Algeria to talk to "bazaar" Iranians until he closed the deal.For Mr Clinton he did the same, acquiring thousands of air miles and several ulcers to negotiate new trade structures NAFTA, APEC, GATT and to exercise his mediation skills on quarrellers abroad.

Duncan Edwards, the president and chief executive of Hearst Magazines International, said in a statement, "This collaboration marks the first time anything like this has been done, and we're very excited about what Carine will bring to Bazaar editions around the world".

"Well, Carmel Snow was renowned for her Irish accent," she said, referring to Bazaar's legendary editor.

"I knew I had to bring that back to Bazaar Meat because — come on, people!

"I am a tailor and I need to come to the bazaar to buy these things," she said.

My sister who has been too embarrassed to go to the bazaar to shop, could drive all the expensive cars just as Barzani's daughters do.

Muriel, by contrast, insisted that I accompany her to a bazaar to buy a black chador with an embroidered hem.

The summary of those market forces is that Western soldiers on deployments have both relatively high salaries and access to bazaars, and they've helped create a niche industry on overseas bases and outposts for goods made from imperiled species.

The Boat Ride is a 15 minute journey through 10,000 years of India's glorious heritage, using life size figures and robotics to depict life in Vedic India, from family life to bazaars and teaching.