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253 examples of Shops in a sentence

Hey, why not take out those plantings and have shops all along the High Line?
They went to banks, coffee shops, senior centers, Chinese restaurants and train stations.
Amazon has opened its Application Programming Interface to 60,000 developers, countless Amazon shops.
And in the Dallas mini-mart, a Dallas mini-part surrounded by tire shops and strip joints a Bangladeshi immigrant works the register.
The trio set out on a daily adventure to coffee and doughnut shops, bus stops and street corners.
And this was to make it look sort of like one of those keysmith's shops that has to have every service they've ever offered, you know, all over there.
The shops are closed, the pub's gone, the playground's pretty desolate and never used, and inside Ella's house, the tension is palpable and the noise levels are deafening.
Why do grocery stores, auto repair shops and restaurants always seem to exist in groups instead of being spread evenly throughout a community?
As Lucius leaves with his family, the shops are open as the population goes about its business.
AT: Well, I think we focus too often on licensing in order to get the rate of return, because what we are getting from license fees is about 10 percent of the landed value of the catch on the side of the wharf, not in the retail shops.
Is it going to add local services like shops to the neighborhood that local people would like to use?
We check and recognize the shops and restaurants that have declared themselves a plastic bag-free zone, and we put this sticker at their entrance and publish their names on social media and some important magazines on Bali.
They would draw extravagant pictures in the foam of the tea, very much like the espresso art you might see in coffee shops today.
I've been collecting wooden African figures from tourist shops and flea markets around the world.
The idea was to create an urban fabric inspired by a tree, capable of growing and spreading organically, echoing the traditional bridge hanging over the old alleys, and incorporating apartments, private courtyards, shops, workshops, places for parking and playing and leisure, trees and shaded areas.
The upside of this, however, is that we have spent a lot of time developing a social skill behind the scenes, in coffee shops, in living rooms, on the phone, a social skill that is very important to success: networking.
I did notice the barren shops in Wagner, South Dakota, and the VFW gathering hall that stood in mockery of a community's dream to endure.
There are plenty more in the shops.
So it either has few shops and fewer shoppers, or it's abandoned and crumbling into ruin.
I did a project where I took pictures of the hands of protesters and put them up and down the boarded-up buildings and community shops.
Community was all about small, local shops and local services and walking, interacting with your neighbors.
I found this one case here in one of the superblocks where people had illicitly set up shops in their garages so that they could have that kind of local service economy.
The street perimeter has shops so there's local destinations.
They put our mom-and-pop shops out of business, they make our entrepreneurs into wage workers, and they take money out of our pocket and send it to their shareholders.
Spread all around us were the ruins of schools, churches, a primary health center, shops, thousands of homes.
And we supply the Conran shops, and Donna Karan, and so it's kind of great.
Or I'd go and join campaigns outside embassies or shops.
And we'll just drop them in little pockets in shops, all lowercase, all handwritten, with kisses and smiley faces in ribbon, and then people are excited that they found it.
And we often drop them in unethical shops or in front pockets, and it's a way that we can do offline campaigning that engages us and doesn't burn us out, but also engages other people in an intriguing way online and offline.
And so we met with people in coffee shops.
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