Sentence examples for weapons supermarkets from inspiring English sources

Both Ukraine and Belarus are weapons supermarkets for the worst sort of customer and provide transit for just about everything the West wants to keep at bay.

The discount white-sliced factory loaf David Cameron was quizzed about on London radio station LBC has long been used as a weapon in supermarket wars.

Waitrose is to unleash an unlikely weapon in the supermarkets' cut-throat battle for business when it anounces plans to display poetry throughout its stores as part of a year-long campaign which, it says, is aimed at reducing the drudgery of the regular shop.

In May, Waitrose unleashed what was seen as an unlikely weapon in the supermarkets' cut-throat battle for business when it announced plans to display poetry throughout its stores as part of a year-long campaign aimed at reducing the drudgery of the regular shop.

However, they all have petrol stations while the discounters do not, making it a vital weapon for the supermarket chains.

The head of the local Jelenski Harak hunting club, Barbara describes himself an environmentalist and the 2m tonnes of food that he gleans from local supermarkets, are his weapons in the war against food waste.

"Ukraine has turned into a supermarket for illegal weapons," he said.

20 years ago in Forbes June 12 , 1978Belgium is the supermarket of the weapons business.

It will be about bespoke food for bespoke people, the triumph of tiny scale over mass production; a parable in which words like local and seasonal are used as blunt weapons with which to hammer the supermarkets.

As the new mantra for shoppers has become "give us food as cheap as Lidl", milk has been a key weapon in the resulting supermarket price wars.

Police in Málaga in southern Spain have arrested a Frenchman suspected of supplying weapons used in the attack on a Jewish supermarket in Paris in January 2015 in which four people died.