Sentence examples for former storefront from inspiring English sources

One former storefront on Hudson Avenue still displays an old barber shop sign.

In 2008, she and Mr. Maddy — now divorced, they remain close friends and business partners — opened Weather Up in a former storefront church on Vanderbilt Avenue.

Now with longer hours but still no table service - and proud of it - this tiny, dark, former storefront art gallery started the transformation of the Ossington strip.

In one former storefront church, empty for several years, the Red Cafe now serves shaved fennel salad and horseradish-encrusted salmon.

He's a well-liked former storefront lawyer in Rock Island who's in a fight to keep his job as an Illinois Supreme Court justice, despite having just become chief judge on Tuesday.

But after seeing how other retailers were cashing in on — if not exploiting — the aesthetics of street culture, they opened their own store last May in a former storefront church on Southern Boulevard near 174th Street.

"Generally speaking," Ms. FitzGibbon said, "any former storefront-slash-retail space can be used as a residential, as long as the C. of O. is amended to reflect the new use of the space".

Many of them hope to some day return to their former storefronts, which are prized downtown locations because so many tourists pass the building.

It is often staged not in a traditional restaurant setting but in a former industrial space or old storefront, celebrating traces of a harder, workaday life that was sweaty, physical and sometimes dangerous.

There was damage to bronze at the main entrance on Washington Street, as well as to the decorations above the blown-out former retail storefronts, with their hand-rolled textured glass.

Since 1959, the theater, located in a former Chinese laundry storefront in the city's Old Town neighborhood, has turned out some of the world's funniest comedians.