Sentence examples for dusty stores from inspiring English sources

Delight may not be the first word you'd associate with his shabby rooming houses, seedy movie theaters, empty restaurants on lonely side streets, dusty stores about to go out of business, bare trees.

An early gauge of the garment district's changing appeal should come with the Republican National Convention, when delegates on their way from Madison Square Garden to the pleasures of Midtown will stroll by a half-dozen interesting new restaurants and three Starbucks as well as the more familiar rows of dusty stores selling bolts of fabric.

Still, there is more than a whiff of those rockin' '80s days at punk-rock T-shirt shops, tattoo parlours and dusty stores selling furniture and vintage clothing, and the record stores are the real deal, with New York's best selection of vinyl.

Clerks in dusty stores moved with the majestic inertia of tall ships becalmed.

The Liquor Pot is an insouciantly named, insanely dusty store out on Route 22.

Schindler's (200 King Street), a dusty store out of Dickens, has long been a nationally recognized source of old prints and books.

You can still find Canon's black Saran-Wrap box models, the BubbleJet 55 and 85, at the back of dusty store shelves, but the company no longer makes them.

The box may have lost some of its cachet, but the giandujotti are still excellent, as a trip to the unchanged, and somewhat dusty, store proved during a visit in early February as the city was anticipating the start of the Olympics.

Not only are some of the major video game makers coming back to the revitalized Macintosh platform, but productivity software is also appearing on the once-dusty store shelves in the Mac section.

Among them is a hat shop, a pet store, a lingerie shop, a dusty camera store and a disproportionate number of nail and hair salons, which appear as frequently as black keys on a piano.

The dusty antique stores brimming with treasures were mostly closed, their wooden shutters drawn and padlocked.