shopkeeper

Definition:
1. A merchant who owns or manages a shop.

Use 'shopkeeper' in a sentence:

• 1. Can you please hold it for me for some time?” “I'll try," the shopkeeper smiled.
• 2. But as I was about to leave without the hat, the shopkeeper convinced me to try another.
• 3. The shopkeeper could then advance Ram the money, minus a small fee.
• 4. Shopkeeper: Most people will never understand, but I do.
• 5. The small shopkeeper is finding life increasingly difficult.
• 6. After hours of talking about the price, the shopkeeper at last closed with the salesman's offer.
• 7. We were very friendly with all local shopkeepers and we happened to mention to a local shopkeeper how much we had made that week.
• 8. As the shopkeeper handed it to them, suddenly the tea cup spoke.
• 9. She asks the shopkeeper, "Does your dog bite?"
• 10. The man in gray pants is the shopkeeper.
• 11. “But it is not just about money,” says a shopkeeper.
• 12. That shopkeeper cheats his customers.
• 13. "Welcome to the club then!" said the shopkeeper with a wink.
• 14. They told the shopkeeper to keep the change.
• 15. That shopkeeper is a scoundrel in the town.
• 16. The shopkeeper did me out of1000 dollar.
• 17. Question: What would you say to the shopkeeper?
• 18. A Paris shopkeeper takes a break in the doorway of his wine shop on Boulevard Haussman.
• 19. The wise man explained what had happened to the shopkeeper, who asked, "Why didn't you buy the shoes yesterday?"
• 20. Even more surprised, the shopkeeper asked, "But your feet are always with you. Why didn't you just try the shoes on?"
• 21. One who runs a retail business; a shopkeeper.
• 22. When he was leaving, the shopkeeper suddenly told him that the shop had a special offer on ears.
• 23. The onus is on the shopkeeper to provide goods which live up to the quality of their description.
• 24. The festival is regarded as an asset for shopkeepers.
• 25. Actually, the three-year-old dog is a good "shopkeeper".
• 26. We’re real men, ” said a shopkeeper, brandishing a machete. “We can protect ourselves.”
• 27. A shopkeeper pleads with robbers to take everything he has but spare his life; they shoot him anyway.
• 28. Shopkeepers buy them in bulk and resell them for £ 150 each.
• 29. Tom's father is a shopkeeper.
• 30. ” one shopkeeper asked, proudly pointing out her ample supply of discs packed in unmarked white boxes.
• 31. In ancient Egypt, a shopkeeper discovered that he could attract customers to his shop simply by making changes to its environment.
• 32. The customer bargained with the shopkeeper for a long time, and finally they agreed on the price.
• 33. I'm sure the shopkeeper gave me full measure when she weighed out the potatoes.
• 34. But one of them, a shopkeeper was sad.
• 35. I'll try, "the shopkeeper smiled." Folks around here don't usually have that kind of money to spend on things.
• 36. He's been charged with extorting protection money from the shopkeepers.
• 37. Spare a thought for the nation's shopkeepers — consumer sales slid again in May.
• 38. That shopkeeper has had his business for many years.
• 39. The robbers clobbered the shopkeeper to make him open the safe.
• 40. The shopkeeper has gone to the wholesaler to buy new products.
• 41. What did the shopkeeper say to you?
• 42. Without a word, the shopkeeper took the coat from the shelf and held it for Sarah.
• 43. Most shopkeepers are getting in their new year goods.
• 44. Neighbouring shopkeepers ran after the man and caught him.
• 45. She led her uncle down the street to the store, where she greeted the shopkeeper.
• 46. A shopkeeper peers through a broken window of his shop in Brixton on Aug. 8.
• 47. Wanted, a shopkeeper who does not discuss markets wherever he goes.
• 48. Shopkeepers have boarded up their windows.
• 49. The shopkeeper says, “No, my dog does not bit.”
• 50. We shopkeepers hear so much but all of it is unreliable gossip.
• 51. They were quite unaware that her father was a shopkeeper and had been mayor.
• 52. In mid-afternoon, shopkeepers began to roll down their shutters.
• 53. Shopkeepers closed their shutters as a mark of respect.
• 54. More than 70 000 shopkeepers have been forced to put up the shutters in the past year.
• 55. Last month a shopkeeper's nephew was shot dead.
• 56. Shopkeepers would once have been pillars of the Tory establishment.
• 57. The net result is that small shopkeepers are being forced out of business.