Sentences with phrase «days at a local mall»

In the early years, the Branch placed homeless animals in foster homes, held regular adoption days at a local mall and responded to calls for assistance through its network of volunteers.

Most people can buy up to $ 10,000 worth of gift cards per day at their local mall and while there are certainly ways to buy more, who really needs that many miles or that large of a spending requirement to complete in a short period of time?

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I discovered them a few days ago in a jewelry boutique at a local mall.

Rentals are available in the Village Centre Mall and we also have our Express Bus which picks - up at multiple locations in Kelowna, Mission, Glenmore, Rutland, West Kelowna, & Winfield and runs Friday, Saturday, Sundays, local Pro-D days as well as daily through the Christmas and Spring Break Holidays if you don't want to drive.

Just out of curiosity I checked into Las Vegas resort fees and was astonished at the utterly useless things they provide: shoe - shine service, free daily newspaper, free printing of boarding passes, free local and toll - free 800 calls (such a necessary service when I have my cell phone), gift shop discount, golf - bag storage, free sending and receiving faxes (capped at 10 per day), free notary service, free shuttle to shopping malls across the street, free entry into the daily slot tournament, and free use of ping - ping tables.

After the Sex Bob - Ombs played their last song and the curtains have closed on Scott Pilgrim's quest for love, the experience I had reminds me of my glory days at the arcade at the local mall.

Whether you're headed out for a day of shopping at the mall at Barnes Crossing or you're hoping to grab dinner at one of the 150 local restaurants, you probably know that Tupelo traffic can get crazy.

Try to schedule one hour each day just for you — use this time to read a book at your local coffee shop, go to the spa for a facial, get a massage while shopping at the mall, or just relax in the park.

Recently, our local newspapers had a story and photos of young teenage girls at the mall, during a school day, waiting to get autographs from a new teen idol band.

«Rampant urbanisation in the major metros in recent years has significantly increased the time people spend in cars, and at the end of a long day most commuters are more than willing to exchange the broader store selection of larger malls for the convenience of popping into their local centre.»

Gone are the days of visiting a guy in a tired Santa suit at your local shopping mall foyer for three minutes.