Sentence examples for whose shops from inspiring English sources

Further west is the pretty town of Clonakilty, whose shops sell produce such as the famous local black pudding.

Crumbs has a business model more corporate than many of its competitors, like Magnolia Bakery, whose shops have a nostalgic feel.

"It is so small there is not much room for major change," Mr. Nunes said of the village, whose shops rarely change hands.

The authorities have erected safe camps in Durban, a key port, for fleeing immigrants – including Ethiopians, Nigerians, Malawians and Pakistanis – whose shops were looted and set of fire.

Outside, a punishing afternoon sun beat down on the vegetable vendors and butchers whose shops lined the narrow, dusty street, where she lived in a cramped room in Madangir area in south Delhi.

The deaths of the two men deeply unnerved fellow merchants and friends, and while some store owners whose shops shared similar addresses shrugged off the coincidence, others were on alert.

They are the lifework of Anthony C. Arnone, whose shop is on 52nd St. beyond Eight Avenue.

Liebig was the son of a pigment and chemical manufacturer whose shop contained a small laboratory.

I talked to a shop owner whose shop was destroyed; he lost everything.

Other early arrivals for Fashion Week's nonstop party include Rachel Zoe, whose shop-in-a-shop at Treasure & Bond opens Friday.

Meats come from renowned Ceredigion butcher, Rob Rattray, whose shop is next door.