Sentence examples for Local storefront from inspiring English sources

After school, while her mother was at work, she would walk to her local storefront library in Queens.

But most of the dishes at Sofrito surpass the best of your local storefront comida criolla, even as they pay homage to traditional Puerto Rican cuisine.

Over the course of the semester, students will explore the fictions, histories, and futures of these local storefront typologies (signage, surfaces, and textures) through an expansive approach to developing visual narratives.

Still in his twenties, Pfleger took up residence at Precious Blood Parish, near Western Avenue and the Eisenhower Expressway, a poor stretch of the West Side, where he met Black Panthers and studied local storefront preachers.

Lee's originality, as well as his modernism, lies in his translation of the free-form poetry of popular speech into script, performance, and images; his characters unleash a dazzling flow of patter that enlivens even dire circumstances, and the d.j. of the local storefront radio station (Samuel L. Jackson) looks out the window and chronicles street life in real time.

It may be beneficial to use a geo-location strategy to encourage a call to action to visit a local storefront.

Walk down the streets around St. Mary and St. Antonios and you hear Arabic spoken and see Egyptians talking in local storefronts.

But the idea of a drop-in injection center raises the question of whether, in the course of mainstreaming, Botox is destined to become the new manicure, an impulse purchase readily available at local storefronts.

What's cool about CityMaps is that not only does it include all these local storefronts (from restaurants to dry cleaners), it gives users the ability to mouse over them to see the business' latest tweets, reviews, menus, hours of operation — even offering daily deals available in realtime based on location (with deals showing up as colored dots).

Zaarly, which launched in 2011 as a "reverse Craigslist" for outsourcing odd jobs to neighbors, has since ditched that business entirely to focus on virtual local storefronts; TaskRabbit, which for years focused solely on errand-running for consumers, now also caters to businesses looking for legitimate temp workers.

The company's fate, though, will ultimately be determined by ordinary people like Victor Aragundi, a taxi driver from Corona, Queens, who regularly visits a local Herbalife storefront to buy teas and protein shakes.