newsagent

the newsagent next door to Mr Afzal's store.

They are accused of theft from a newsagent’s shop.

I bought a newspaper at the newsagent.

The newsagent has a variety of magazines.

I need to stop by the newsagent to pick up some stationery.

The newsagent is located on the corner of the street.

The newsagent also sells snacks and drinks.

I often see the same people at the newsagent in the morning.

The newsagent opens early in the morning.

The newsagent is a convenient place to buy newspapers and magazines.

The newsagent is a popular spot for locals to gather and chat.

I like to browse the magazines at the newsagent during my lunch break.

Not all local firms are opposed. " Less businesses means more customers, " reckons a newsagent.

In ten minutes they met at the newsagent's, blank.

' I watched him head off to Departures, joined by Donna outside the newsagent.

Everything was done through an accommodation address, a newsagent's at 450 Charing Cross Place.

Oh, yes, so it does. Hold on a moment. I must get a newspaper. There's a newsagent next door.

Yes, of course. See to it, will you, Walter. I must get a newspaper before the newsagent closes.

With Mrs Spiden are her husband Brian, her mother Mrs Vera Cresswell, and Mr Tom Penman, their local newsagent.

I dawdled a little in the reception area, flicking through the magazines in the newsagent's, lingering over chocolate bars.

And which day do the dustmen come? Who's the most dependable newsagent? (pause) Oh, yes ... where is the nearest police station?

Every Friday she collected her Screen Bulletin from the newsagent in the village, read through the releases for the week, marked those she intended to view, and put away the paper for future reference.