How To Use Toyshop In A Sentence
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And it is not just specialist toyshops either is it?
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Other retailers include farm shops, toyshops and schools.
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See, cheese and pickle sandwiches were my staple diet the summer I worked in Barnaby's toyshop, and hungrily read Women in Love, The Virgin and the Gypsy and The Rainbow in quick succesion during my all too short lunch breaks.
Archive 2005-09-01
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‘The bikes are designed for children and are for sale in children's toyshops,’ she said.
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A car was passing along the road in front of the factory, the first I'd heard since we came into the toyshop.
TOY SHOP
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The toyshops, much like the adventure playground leave little to the imagination.
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Because I lived in the countryside, and there were virtually no toyshops, I would make my own out of bits of wood.
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On the one hand, it remains a traditional English market town, complete with an ancient parish church, three independent butchers, a brewery, a toyshop, a weekly market and a local museum.
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Thus is a newspaper a magazine or toyshop where everyone has his hobby-horse.
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She sighed as she walked out of the shop towards the toyshop.
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This week the toyshops around town are bustling with children.
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He worked in a toyshop and was an undistinguished pupil and student, but shone at the Reserve Officers Training Corps.
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The police and probation service are calling on staff, particularly those working in toyshops, to look out for the tell-tale signs and help prevent a tragedy.
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A column of smoke rose from the broken windows of the toyshop up the side of the factory.
TOY SHOP
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The toyshop is a fairyland for young children.
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Then came the long-awaited school holidays; then the competing toyshops and the arrival of early Christmas Cards at the Post Office; and, sure enough, there was the sale of Sorrel at the market on Saturdays.
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One was the shape of a lemon and the other a pineapple, an NYPD spokesman said, adding that similar items could be purchased in toyshops.
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A ‘deluxe’ version, complete with desk and computer, arrives in British toyshops this autumn.
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A boy and his parents came into the toyshop, and not only did they ignore all the other toys but they came right up to the balloon shelf, looked and satisfied they bought handfuls of balloons, including the Little Red Balloon.
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Up there the air was clearer, though smoke was beginning to build up at the far end of the landing, above the toyshop.
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In the meantime, he earned his keep with a part-time job in a toyshop.
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A large proportion of those offences related to imitation guns that are freely available in toyshops and on market stalls, which are almost impossible to tell from the real thing.
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The town of Westhoughton has got a thriving toyshop and a couple of locksmiths.
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My dad ran a toyshop in Blackpool, but I think that's about as far as the parallels go.
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And although he officially retired from his post of 15 years as manager of Debenham's department store in 1984, he works full-time in a local toyshop.
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The incident was reported in the Washington Post and an enterprising Brooklyn toyshop owner had the brain wave of creating a toy bear named Teddy's Bear.
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This also involved building the kids ‘targets’ for weapons practice, as they had been given a toy sword and a toy bow and arrow from the fantastic toyshop in Dunster.
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In The Magic Toyshop, fifteen year old Melanie is forced to make a rapid transition to adulthood when her parents die in an accident and she and her two siblings are forced to move in with their ogreish uncle Phillip and his cowed family.
Recent Reading Roundup 3
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Shoe shops, jewellers, clothes shops and snack bars are everywhere, but toyshops are either well hidden or have been banished.
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They have been busy checking all the toyshops around town in search of the perfect toy.
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Gosh, it's over a year since I read The Moving Toyshop; here Gervase Fen is embroiled in a mystery of murder and espionage in a West Country cathedral town in about 1940.
January Books 27) Holy Disorders, by Edmund Crispin
