Sentence examples for beacon storefront from inspiring English sources
Peter Hutton's "Two Rivers," to be screened this summer in an adjacent Beacon storefront, follows the Hudson roughly from Nyack to Albany, and also follows the Yangtze, in China.
Luckily, tables are set up in the storefront window, a beacon that works better than its subtle sign to bring in the hungry.
Mr. Buckingham's contribution to Watershed, a film called "Muhheakantuck -- Everything Has a Name," will be screened all summer in a storefront in downtown Beacon.
You can also send customers coupons, discounts, or promotions whenever they approach your storefront through the use of beacons and sensors.
He runs BAU, Beacon Artist Union, a member-supported alternative space in a storefront in Beacon, a river town that has attracted an influx of artists from New York City since the opening of Dia:Beacon in 2003.
SO why did David A. Ross, the former director of the Whitney Museum and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, buy a second home in the scrappy river town of Beacon, N.Y., where the Main Street is still dotted with boarded-up storefronts and a quarter of an acre is considered a generous amount of property?
The storefront is now one more vacant one, and you can bet that Beacon won't find a similar attraction to replace the museum.
As in so many other abandoned small towns and former industrial capitals, art galleries and knickknack emporiums over the last decade reinvented the charming exposed-brick storefronts along Main Street, supported both by locals and by tourists visiting Dia:Beacon, a progressive museum that opened in the former Nabisco factory in 2003.
BEACON Windows on Main Street "Windows on Main Street 2010," site-specific installations by more than 20 local artists in storefront windows on Main Street.
