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Discover LudwigThe phrase "fruit store" is a correct and commonly-used term in written English.
It refers to a retail establishment that sells fresh fruits and sometimes other produce items. Here are two examples of how you can use "fruit store" in a sentence: 1. "I went to the fruit store to buy some apples and bananas for my morning smoothie." 2. "The new fruit store on Main Street has a wide variety of exotic fruits I've never seen before."
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The fruit store had become a heap of bricks.
"When they get bad grades, my wife says, 'You want to work in a fruit store all your life?' " he said.
1982: A New York magazine cover story, "Making It," tells the "Saga of Min Chul Shin and His Family Fruit Store".
The New Yorker, June 7 , 1947P. 24 Incidental Intelligence: A sign in a fruit store in Toronto reads: "Our Motto: Sanitary and Courtesy".
Before she entered the fruit store, she noticed that I was watching her and gave me a gentle look, as if through a window.
"Finger the downy peaches in the fruit store; call out 'Coming!' to the man who brings home-delivery to the door".
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Beyond the glass, bins of macadamias, raisins and pumpkin seeds nestle amid containers of dried fruit, store-made snack mixes and black licorice.
Fruit stores opened, then flower stores.
"On Broadway it was still bright afternoon," Bellow writes, "and the gassy air was almost motionless under the leaden spokes of sunlight, and sawdust footprints lay about the doorways of butcher shops and fruit stores.
Sociologists call businesses dominated by a single ethnic group, like the diners owned by Greeks, fruit stores owned by Koreans and a nursing profession with an abundance of West Indians and Filipinos, "ethnic niche businesses".
More than a half-dozen have opened on a six-block stretch of Fifth Avenue and perhaps two dozen elsewhere, scattered among bakeries, fish markets, fruit stores and optical shops.
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