Sentence examples for front of storefronts from inspiring English sources

Before he began to be recognized by the residents of Westport, he would sometimes wander about and stand in front of storefronts, a blank look on his face.

We looked out at the small roadside businesses -- old-fashioned brooms and plastic tubs lined up in front of storefronts, simple outdoor noodle stands, men repairing bicycles.

Then there's the nuisance factor for businesses — Bird picks up its scooters by 8PM to get them off the streets and only offers them in front of storefronts that have agreed to host the scooters.

Drug-thin men nod out in front of boarded storefronts.

They sat in cheap plastic chairs in front of small storefronts on Brooklyn's broadest avenues.

Dotted with members-only social clubs and old men playing cards in front of shuttered storefronts, the area felt untouched by the relentless pace of Manhattan life.

The dust of Afghanistan piles up in front of the storefronts and covers the ruins of the buildings destroyed during the Soviet period, or during the civil war or during some lost conflict from centuries past.

Mr. Vidal worked at the toy store next door before he was hired 20 years ago by the pawnshop's owner, Paul Schoenberg, to whom he had endeared himself by shoveling snow from in front of both storefronts without being asked.

For decades, the bargain district's merchants weren't shy about courting customers, and there are lots of venders who continue their commitment to the old ways, hanging out in front of tenement storefronts and employing, in lieu of a fancy interior design, a rather more direct approach to enticing customers: "Take a look, miss!

His own fountain is simply a hollowed-out basin in the sidewalk, directly in front of a storefront in which Mr. Posnakoff sells his art.

"So, I went back inside and I said to my deputy director, 'Hey, can you call 911 and just tell them there's a man in front of our storefront and can they remove him?'" "I'm literally giving these instructions, next thing you know — boom!