Sentence examples for To kiosks from inspiring English sources
noun
A small enclosed structure, often freestanding, open on one side or with a window, used as a booth to sell newspapers, cigarettes, etc.
Customers will be able to try on devices in store, but will be directed to kiosks or the Apple website to order their smartwatch.
Because those messages are confined to kiosks and message boards, those offended need not look at them, while messages scrawled on sidewalks are unavoidable.
In film, similarly, the Redbox-friendly studios benefit from the reluctance of others to supply DVDs to kiosks, argues Richard Greenfield, an analyst at BTIG Research.Apple's iPad appears to be speeding the separation.
A desire for bubble-gum pop in Krakow led to kiosks dealing in sound postcards: cheap, disposable records consisting of a grooved plastic laminate affixed to a colorful paper card suitable for mailing.
But they argued that Syrians would adjust exactly as they did in the 1980s, when they endured rationing or drove to kiosks just over the Jordanian border to buy basics like toilet paper.
Airlines may mitigate frequent flyers' resistance to kiosks by providing additional benefits or seat-selecting privileges.
From table clearer to dish pig to bain-marie lady to deep fryer to kiosk attendant working everywhere from the football to Moomba.
In time these gave way to "kiosk capitalism": a messy array of shacks and "pavilions" selling everything from Mars bars to medicine, and shoes to sunflower seeds.
The kiosk to bus pipe has number 1 and the reverse bus to kiosk has number 2. The bus to gateway link has number 101, and the reverse gateway to bus pipe has number 102.
And as I visited kiosk to kiosk, I'll be perfectly honest, none of the images I browsed through were boring.
The greatest barrier was only being able to recruit one individual per clinic per one hour time slot due to kiosk access.
