Sentence examples for Out of the storefront from inspiring English sources

When New Life Tabernacle moves out of the storefront, who do you think will move in?

The greatest of these, a stone's throw from Paramus's town hall, is the Garden State Plaza, which is the kind of mall where you can buy an eighty-thousand-dollar Tesla Model S right out of the storefront, and where your boot prints are swiftly mopped away.

Someone had to come out of the storefront soup kitchen before someone else could move inside and snake past the blue and white checkered vinyl tablecloths to the kitchen, where volunteers from the Interfaith Nutrition Network scooped fish cakes, mashed potatoes, carrots and corn out of metal vats onto disposable plates and added turkey to pea soup to make it more nutritious.

The out-of-the-way storefront restaurant is named, aptly, Heart and Soul, and its owners serve soul food with the dedication and brio of artists.

Inside Lindsey Gamble's bakery, an out-of-the-way, nearly hidden storefront at President and Columbia Streets near the waterfront, butter cream tiers and gum paste orchids climb high.

"They weren't around in the daytime, but as soon as the sun started going they'd sort of sprout out of the storefronts and the restaurants".

Even in that frame-up, people had errands, in and out of the storefronts, driving off in gleaming Imperials and battered Mustangs.

At first glance, the art itself is hard to pick out from the distressed "found" decor of the storefront space.

Briefly: In the nineteen-seventies, Seidenberg ran a bookshop, a puppet troupe and theatre, and a moving company — all out of the same storefront.

Briefly: In the nineteen-seventies, Seidenberg ran a bookshop, a puppet troupe and theatre, and a moving company—all out of the same storefront.

The couple, who live in Red Hook, had started small — tiny — selling a few dozen live lobsters out of the crude storefront of their modest commercial building on Van Brunt Street, where Mr. Gorham kept the woodworking shop.