Sentence examples for a counter called from inspiring English sources

Over in the corner, there's a counter called K Street Food, which sells yawn-inducing pork-and-kimchi tacos wrapped in cold flour tortillas.

"The Egyptians are moody," she said, as an Egyptian customs officer standing on a platform behind a counter called out names and tossed stamped passports into a crowd of Palestinians.

Each instrument introduces a counter called the S-WPIA counter, which accumulates counts from the S-WPIA clock.

Each queue is associated with a counter, called Deficit Counter, that indicates the amount of resources the link can use in a round.

Following his trial, she ran a lunch counter, called Au Petit Cœur, in Lower Town for a while, but it didn't do well, and when last heard of she was working in a factory in Quebec that makes girls' clothing.

All of them know the story of how, in the late '30s, a prizefighter named Jimmy Bernstein got the idea of purchasing a renovated Red Car that was serving as a luncheon counter called the Red Post.

Along with groceries and liquor, Bo's General Store offers lots of atmosphere, with half a dozen tables and a four-stool counter called the "gossip corner," where old-timers and newcomers alike gather over coffee.

In Hollywood fable it was Schwab's, but really it was at a forgotten lunch counter called the Top Hat.

I'd had several of the modern tapas before, at a six-seat counter called Minibar within Mr. Andrés's restaurant Café Atlantico in Washington.

On Monday in San Antonio, sipping a chocolate malt at an old-fashioned lunch counter called the Olmos Pharmacy, Mr. Bush said so outright — though not within earshot of reporters waiting outside.

A sign at the counter calls it a win-win policy for all involved, since more guests can be served in less time when no one has to count money.