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Meanings of haberdashery in English
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Examples for "clothing store"
Examples for "clothing store"
1
There was a clothing store in the place that gave me employment.
2
It was Axel Olofsen's pawnshop and second-hand general supply and clothing store.
3
The clothes had been purchased some time before at a clothing store.
4
Mercedes's friend owned a vintage clothing store and was hosting the event.
5
Think an online clothing store minus the guilty buys and impulsive overspends.
1
Born in Melbourne, where his father had a haberdashery store, Peter was educated at Marcellin college, a Catholic school in Bulleen.
1
It will lease back the mens store for a time.
Usage of haberdashery in English
1
Oh, just something I asked the haberdashery to run up for me.
2
For years he had been known in the haberdashery as Webb.
3
Camille Corot did not get along at haberdashery-hisheart was not in it.
4
The heartbroken person stoops over and takes a telescopic view of my haberdashery.
5
Once a man went into a haberdashery to buy a coat.
6
B. Henderson Asher, for instance, is largely interested in gents' haberdashery.
7
Their haberdashery had not improved in the past two days.
8
There is no employment quieter, peacefuller than that of a clerk in a haberdashery.
9
A quick Google Earth search of the street shows no tumbleweeds or a haberdashery.
10
You could see he had about a hundred dollars in haberdashery on his person.
11
A man who has broken his garter, enters a haberdashery.
12
She disappears into the door in the floor, in a cellar underneath the haberdashery.
13
Oh, well, it's bad enough to be a horse-thief without burglarizing a man's haberdashery.
14
His name was Bell and he was serving his time for nothing in the haberdashery.
15
He opened a haberdashery in Albany, New York, made bundles of money, and eventually retired.
16
Dunbar turned to the dining hall's wide window and apprised himself in his new haberdashery.
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