Sentence examples for world of shops from inspiring English sources

And he particularly likes being an ambassador if it takes him to a world of shops and sights sprawling below him.

For others, fashion means a world of shops, from swanky stores such as Le Bon Marché in Paris to mass retailers such as America's Target.This survey happily accepts all those definitions, but excludes watches and jewellery.

That was probably the right decision, but I'm sorry she missed Rocinha, a bustling, byzantine world of shops, patchwork houses and do-it-yourself electrical systems, crisscrossed by alleyways with the smallest stores imaginable, some just vitrines carved into notches in a wall.

In the physical world of shops and car parks, something weird happens around Wal-mart.

But it does mean that you're missing out on a whole world of shops that would blow your fucking mind if you dared look them up.

This all feels embryonically there in the world of Shopping and Fucking.

Terry Hall's vocals, however, described a grimly provincial world of shopping precincts and shabby ballrooms in a deadpan Coventry whine.

Its strict rules ban photography and posing for photographs, and doesn't encourage intimacy with the sinful world of shopping malls and multiplexes.

Lubitsch's ideal world is one in which human imperfection is not only acknowledged but exalted -- a world of shopping, eating, sex and blithe hypocrisy.

It is a finely-tuned sequence of level changes and alluring glimpses, more familiar to the world of shopping malls and airport terminals than a repository of knowledge.

Mr. Nemer of Wells Fargo called many of the efforts, like lockers and same-day shipping, "blocking and tackling" without real relevance to Walmart's dominance, or inferiority, in the new world of shopping.