Sentences with phrase «at a busy mall»

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Fonterra has launched its first Anchor milk pop - up store at Super Brand Mall in Shanghai, bringing a slice of New Zealand to one of China's busiest shopping complexes.

Automatic Doors, Before I was a mom I thought nothing of opening doors to malls and buildings, ok maybe there were times I was slightly irritated at opening the door to see someone else brush past me to rush in, as if I was holding the door for them, and then there is that busy - talking - on - the - cell - phone - person that does that too, even when you ARE pregnant... ok, a moment to compose myself, now where was I?

By now, you've no doubt lost a night or two's sleep over when and where it will happen — because you've heard or seen on TV horror stories about an inconvenient (no, make that humiliating) time and place (like in the middle of a busy sidewalk at lunch hour or at a jam - packed mall on a Saturday morning).

New York state troopers are urging holiday shoppers to beware of thieves, saying criminals will look for any opportunity to steal and take advantage of people — even at the mall or on a busy downtown street.

Closer to Trinity Church Cemetery at West 155th Street, the lush greenery on the malls reflects the tranquility of the cemetery while at West 148th Street, the vibrant plantings and more wide open spaces reflect the busy neighborhood.

If you was busy at the malls shopping for your loved ones or... Read On

When parents carve time out of a busy schedule to grab a bite at a local burger joint or window shop at the mall with the typically developing child, it conveys a message that parents «are there» for them as well.

While in reverse, the cross-traffic sensing system is remarkable and gives you confidence when pulling out of a spot in a busy mall or parking lot, especially at this time of year.

Such vending machines are yet to be commonplace though a few were spotted at some busy locations in the US, which includes some airports (one spotted at McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas) along with a few malls.

Flying on an airplane, riding the subway, walking on a busy downtown street, a fire alarm, a glass elevator, shiny floors at the mall, screaming children that throw themselves at your dog, the list goes on.

One picture posted on Mr. Garay's Facebook page includes a group photograph of his three dogs as well as Arnold sitting in a busy area of a public outdoor mall, a place he admitted to the public he took the dog to regularly, but later denied to TPWR representatives having taken Arnold there at all.

Not only is it conveniently located close to the highway and major shopping malls in the major Randburg area but Flame Lily Inn allows a feeling of being at home, away from home, without being engulfed in the busy city life.

Or, at the mall, you can ask your toddler to hold your hand while walking so you will know where they are and that they are safe in such a busy place.

A vintage picture of kids at a shopping - mall fountain sent Milford into a reverie — «the relaxing sound of the gurgling fountains, the shimmering ripples on the surface, the glistening coins blinking up at you from the fountain's tiled bottom, all mixed with the murmuring din of busy shoppers and lulling Muzak echoing throughout the mall in the background.»

Glance down at the floors of anywhere from shopping malls and hotel lobbies to busy train stations and airports, and you'll probably find yourself standing on a fairly inconspicuous but pretty speckled floor.

Glance down at the floors of anywhere from shopping malls and hotel lobbies to busy train stations and airports, and...