Sentence examples for visitor shop from inspiring English sources

It is a popular tourist attraction with a visitor shop and guided tours.

Tea-towels and postcards of her are sold in the visitor shop for the Hollow Mountain, which also features a mural depicting her accidental creation of Loch Awe.

Visitor shops are stuffed with crop-circle memorabilia; coach tours frequent them.

Many visitors shop in the enormous weekend crafts market, among the largest in central Mexico.

When most visitors shop for bargains in the Chinese capital, they go to the big Friendship Store or Silk Alley on touristy Jianguomenwai.

But relatively few visitors shop on the United States side, because of the paucity of retail stores and because the weak Canadian dollar makes Canadian purchases less expensive.

We've got to be 'wow".' He already is planning a second outlet in London, potentially in Knightsbridge or Brompton Cross, where many Chinese visitors shop, but has no plans for New York, as "that market's been tough for Shanghai Tang".

Visitors shop as in any other store (both spaces are attractive-looking boutiques); items are genuine practical necessities but also highly emotionally charged by virtue of their ordinariness, so heartbreakingly relatable in their humanity.

As visitors shopped, two men working behind the counter pressed and molded and coaxed a huge and somewhat unyielding mound of licorice candy through a quirky-looking wooden machine, eventually stretching and cutting it into hard candies and handing out samples.

But its brand strength online — and perhaps the fact that design-led mobile apps like Pinterest and Fab have been a big hit with consumers — have helped Etsy pick up a strong following anyway, with 3.5 million downloads to date, and 1 in 3 visitors shopping on Etsy from mobile devices over the recent Thanksgiving weekend (normal figures, it says, are 1 in 4 visitors).

Finding a passage through it into the town proper, I discovered a buzzing free-for-all where locals and visitors shopped, drank and socialized along polished marble pavements, with ancient-looking churches on every corner.