Sentence examples similar to a compact kiosk from inspiring English sources

Listeners are likely to get hooked on a tune that they hear at live performances or booming from streetside kiosks before deciding to buy a compact disc or a video compact disc, sometimes for as little as 30 rupees (54 U.S. cents).

Barry Press is a compact man.

A compact, well-muscled man.

-- and a compact gallery.

Paris is a compact city.

Her official car is a compact Hyundai.

Both Baarles form a compact whole.

Annecy followed, pledging a compact bid.

A compact treatment of a complex case.

Today, with scanners, stand-alone kiosks that let consumers doctor photos and print them, and digitally savvy photo-processing stores, even users of the most basic cameras can opt for electronic prints on a compact disc or delivered by e-mail, or prints uploaded to a Web site.

Amsterdam is a compact sort of place.