Sentences with phrase «driving out of the mall»

The Vue Green Line comes with over 30 cubic feet of storage space, and includes a «rear - cargo organizer» — a unique, plastic fold - out crate in the cargo area that can be snapped into place to prevent grocery bags from spilling over when driving out of the mall parking lot.

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Record numbers of consumers drive out to malls, big boxes and smaller retailers only to be ignored by skeleton staffs and made to feel like they are troubling the staff when asking for help.

That keeps women out of sales jobs in malls and stores, unless the outlet caters exclusively to a female clientele, and they are also barred from driving.

(A couple of good ones include: «Parenting from the Inside Out» by Daniel Siegal and Mary Hartzell, and for the parents of teenagers, «Get Out of My Life, but First Could You Drive Me & Cheryl to the Mall» by Anthony E. Wolf.)

Last weekend I drove out to Potomac Mills, Virginia's largest outlet mall, in search of a great deal.

Right after that she took him to the salon next door and told the stylist what to do, then she and the client drove to the mall and picked out a couple of outfits (on the sales rack) and shoes for his upcoming dates.

Generally speaking, there are two types of people, and as it lies, two types of moviegoers: Those who go to malls without a second thought and those who go into them only on the rarest of occasions, sucking on an imaginary Klonopin, those who walk around wondering how the fuck this and they and that sign came to be, pregnant with the speeding notion that a loon might as well destroy the entire fucking building or at least high - jack the «raffle car,» peel out through the entrance doors, and drive on to a fabled body of water.

Even in the surly teenage years they frequently require a chauffeur, thus prompting the ever - resonant title of clinical psychologist Anthony E. Wolf's parent survival guide, Get Out of My Life: but first could you drive me and Cheryl to the mall?

It is a lovely drive — along R512 (join at Northgate shopping mall) to the dam (where a quick pitstop somewhere like Pick a Pancake is requisite), around the dam to catch a glimpse of the pretty homes in Kosmos, and then on the R560 via Hekpoort to the town of Magaliesburg (yes, the spelling is different to Magaliesberg, the area) where you can stop for lunch (there is also a train ride out to Magaliesburg from Johannesburg, but not via Hartbeespoort Dam).

If you like to go out for Black Friday, most of your time will be spent looking for parking or driving to an outlet mall that is far away.

There is a fantastic shopping mall «La Canada» situated just a short drive out of town which has over 150 high street stores so you will be spoiled for choice.

For example, fossil fuels may have been used to supply power to the phone factory and then to transport the phone to the retailer and then if I drove out to the mall to buy it... well as you can imagine calculating the carbon footprint of an action can be challenging, but just being able to make informed decisions when choosing one activity over another is what's really important.For example, I knew that sending a text message would be greener than driving across town to share my news.

The Week More on Shopping Malls Suburban Mall Shopping Creates Four Fold Increase in Carbon Dioxide Emissions Online Shopping vs. Driving to the Mall: The Greener Way to Buy Parking Spaces Outnumber Cars 3 to 1, Cause Environmental Problems Norway Proposes No New Suburban, Drive - To Shopping Malls Hanging Out in the Mall Harvesting the Energy of Crowds

Because organic food continues to bring premium prices in the market, the incremental income makes it possible for local farms to hold onto their land instead of selling out to developers, helping further dampen the need for sprawl to mall driving.

Elizabeth Dubiel Recommends: Emotional Intelligence — Daniel Goleman Social Intelligence — Daniel Goleman Choice Theory — William Glasser Get Out of My Life, but First Can you Drive Me & Cheryl to the Mall — Anthony E. Wolf PhD The Marriage Clinic — John M. Gottman The Grieving Teen — Helen Fitzgerald Joshua — Joseph -LSB-...]

«I think the mall industry has learned its lesson in that inaction will almost drive you out of business,» he says.