Sentence examples for corner delicatessen from inspiring English sources

At a Manhattan corner delicatessen last week, two sisters were discussing the merits of bottled water.

In a neighborhood where the future of even the corner delicatessen seemed in doubt, Mr. Bouley's hopes vanished in the space of a morning.

A first-grader returned from camp with a marked improvement in his ability to read out loud was sent to the corner delicatessen by his mother to buy a loaf of bread and a bottle of milk.

By J. P. Davis and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 23, 1943 P. 15 A girl called up the corner delicatessen, where she had traded for years, and asked to have some beer and sandwiches sent over.

She wrote that the camp was fine and the… A first-grader returned from camp with a marked improvement in his ability to read out loud was sent to the corner delicatessen by his mother… At the Museum of Modern Art, a matron asked the elevator boy to let her off at the penthouse.

Much of his old client base — corner butcher shops, delicatessens, mom-and-pop groceries — has been swallowed up by supermarket chains.

[New York Post] "Jews Against Obama" T-shirts are for sale at a Lower East Side boutique, just around the corner from Katz's Delicatessen.

IT says something about Manhattan today that just around the corner from Katz's Delicatessen you can feast on venison medallions glazed in bee pollen.

The glowing windows of laundromats, delicatessens, and corner taverns slid by like the illumined spectres and tableaux in the water ride at the Goose Lake Amusement Park.

It was a city, too, that seemed to open up into an infinite series of magic boxes, of novelty shops and diners, delicatessens and corner bakeries, used record stores and bookstores.

Small mixed businesses convenience stores, newsagents, delicatessens and corner stores selling a wide range of goods, often referred to in Victoria as 'milk bars'.