Sentence examples for actual storefront from inspiring English sources
They called the business Fallen Leaves and opened a one-room shop near a hospital in the city's southern sprawl – they decided that having an actual storefront would help their credibility.
Her cardboard-and-paper piñata store could pass for an actual storefront on Avenida Cesar Chavez, albeit in miniature.
They started as pop-up, moved into a stand at a trendy farmers' market and then finally opened inside an actual storefront.
The idea is that through grants and its own funding, the city incubates small businesses, providing, for a limited time, an actual storefront with no overhead.
If you have an actual storefront, place an e-mail sign-up sheet near the register.
As examples of what could be done, wrote the judge, Jack B. Weinstein, manufacturers could only allow their products to be distributed to retailers who had actual storefronts, carried insurance, keep a minimum inventory, and allow the manufacturers to review their books.
If Amazon's intention had been a miniature masquerade, to pose as the kind of downtown community bookstore that it (like Barnes & Noble before it) is conventionally said to have displaced, then plenty of actual neighborhood storefronts were available in Seattle.
In 2011 it went as far as creating actual online storefronts with retailers like Express, which made everything in its then 600 stores available for purchase on Facebook.
The service has proven especially sticky with moms-turned-entrepreneurs, who sell things like women's and children's clothing and accessories via Facebook, but who often don't have actual brick-and-mortar storefronts, or, in some cases, even a website.
In the prank-style sequences that unfold, two masked writers tag windows using what looks at first like actual spray paint on storefronts around LA. Bystanders are unsettled, until they see the tags are wiped away to reveal a streak-free surface.
Even more disorienting is a postcard by the contemporary artist Matthew Buckingham, a vision of Canal Street storefronts facing an actual canal.
