Sentence examples for front of store from inspiring English sources

I stood in front of store windows studying my reflection.

She stood in front of store windows imitating the mannequins.

When supermarkets like the Co-op put them at front of store there is no avoiding them.

Brooklyn has always had an embedded literary scene (as explored in Evan Hughes's book, Literary Brooklyn, a history that was front of store in Brooklyn's many bookshops) and supports a thriving writerly community.

In the front of store, on prominent display, were sturdy snow boots called the Adirondack and the Ostrander – names meant to conjure visions of bracing walks in snow-capped mountains.

So they are using their bottles, cans, boxes and plastic packs to improve sales by attracting the eyes of consumers, who often make most of their shopping decisions at the last minute while standing in front of store shelves.

But will translations make those critical front-of-store slots?

The chain had always assumed that it should tailor its stores to frequent customers who were buying shampoo, Advil and other front-of-store, or nonprescription, items.

Front-of-store recycling bins are now available in 18% of its North American stores as of 2011, up from 5% in 2010.

These are the books that live spine-out on the bookshop shelf, forlornly trying to catch your eye while their new brothers and sisters bathe in the front-of-store limelight or sprawl belly-up on the tables.

Tom Becker has won the 2007 Waterstone's children's book prize with his first novel, Darkside, receiving a cheque for £1,000 and the promise of front-of-store display in branches of the book store across the country.