Sentence examples for kiosk in front of from inspiring English sources

The store is a small kiosk in front of a single-storey house.

An 11-mile hike tomorrow, beginning at 9 30 a.m. from the food kiosk in front of the Staten Island Ferry Building in Lower Manhattan.

But, suddenly, it seemed he was everywhere: stenciled on a propaganda advertisement beside a KFC; striding, chest out, from a sidewalk kiosk in front of an Italianesque home-furnishings store.

Just steps away, Jonathan Schnipper, co-owner of Schnipper Restaurant Group, said he hoped the kiosk in front of his restaurant, in the Times Building, would draw even more business to his restaurant, which he said did not benefit fully from the traffic one block north.

Just yesterday I went to a pirate kiosk in front of the KGB headquarters and picked up DVD copies of Munich and some new Harrison Ford thriller for the equivalent of three bucks each.

Gale A. Brewer, a City Council member who has worked in city politics for three decades, once wanted to install information kiosks in front of City Hall to help guide visitors.

New architectural forms continued to develop, such as covered kiosks in front of gateways, more elaborate column styles, and the mammisi, a building celebrating the mythical birth of a god.

The electronic kiosk was situated to the right of the storefront door and was described to participants as follows: "The electronic kiosk positioned in front of the store allows consumers to engage in a self-service shopping experience.

In the week since his death, Mr. Moussa has been embraced here as a martyr to the Palestinian national struggle, his visage plastered on car windshields and building facades, behind candy kiosks and in front of protest tents.

The practice of "cornering" has been around for a couple of summers now: crowds gather by kiosks or in front of bars to start the night off by downing a €1.50 beer.

Witnesses said that protesters had set a kiosk on fire in front of a security building near the embassy, and that the police had fired rubber bullets to disperse the crowd from both buildings.