Sentence examples for upscale supermarkets from inspiring English sources

In liquor stores and upscale supermarkets, pumpkin ales and chocolate stouts compete for cooler space with wit beers, weiss beers, and imperial Pilsners.

But those determinations came under attack from campaign groups and upscale supermarkets, as well as members of Congress concerned about the threat to wild-caught salmon industry.

The sign over supermarket express checkout lanes, "Ten Items or Less", is a grammatical error, they say, and as a result of their carping upscale supermarkets have replaced the signs with "Ten Items or Fewer".

Food shortages are not immediately apparent in upscale supermarkets such as Gourmet in Zamalek, an affluent district in central Cairo, but the rise in prices of imported goods are plain to see.

Aussie Wine will sell for under $10 for a four-pack of cans in upscale supermarkets like Whole Foods in the U.S., and about $11 in the U.K. A Japanese consortium tried to can wine in the mid-1990s but found the result unpalatable.

Note: Cranberry beans may be purchases at most upscale supermarkets.

The third was a suspiciously inexpensive bottle from an upscale supermarket, a blend from several Mediterranean countries.

"It's an upscale supermarket that also happens to be super kosher," said Mayer Gold, the general manager.

Maxwele got a job in 2006 working at Woolworths, an upscale supermarket in another Cape Town neighbourhood named Claremont.

Ms. Price, 20, whose annual income is $15,000 to $16,000, prefers shopping at Whole Foods, the upscale supermarket chain, which is healthier but more expensive.

The manager of an upscale supermarket thinks nothing of announcing the military's progress over the storewide loudspeaker "like he was calling bingo".