Sentence examples for modest convenience from inspiring English sources

"Retailing in the 60's was a modest convenience, not a product of having to arrive two or three hours before a flight," Mr. Kleiner said.

A law enforcement official said that the man, Kenneth Frazer, was standing in the modest convenience store above the Euclid Avenue subway stop on the A and C lines, when a 22-year-old man entered, followed by two other young men who appeared to be arguing with him.

However, once you have been punched in the stomach, you can simply give your Stomach Puncher your address and Social Security number, pay a modest convenience fee, and, in three to four weeks, you will receive a notarized letter certifying that you have already been punched in the stomach.

The show, based on the 1994 black-and-white film directed by Kevin Smith, is set in a cartoon Leonardo, complete with an evil billionaire (voiced by Alec Baldwin) who opens a Disneyesque superstore across from the modest convenience store and video stop staffed by Dante and Randal (voiced by Brian O'Halloran and Jeff Anderson, reprising their film roles).

Got the airline ticket, got the hotel room," she explained as she and her husband, Alan McKenzie, stocked up on "Late Show" merchandise inside the Hello Deli, the modest convenience store on 53rd Street made famous in one of Letterman's recurring bits.

Abandoned by her mother and victimized by her thug of an older stepbrother, she falls for the modest conveniences in Miriam's house.

The owner of the winning ticket returned Wednesday night to the modest highway convenience store in Hillside where the ticket was bought on Saturday and began the process of claiming the jackpot, the largest single payoff in the 32-year history of the New Jersey Lottery Commission.

Unconventional cloud-based services like Netflix, Rdio, and even Steam show consumers are willing to pay a modest price for convenience.

This study was limited by a small sample of convenience, and a modest response rate, which limits the generalizability of the results to the population of PPNs.

Patients were interviewed at home or elsewhere at their convenience and were offered modest financial compensation to cover travel expenses and their time.

This one-stop shopping offered low prices, high quality and convenience -- an ideal situation for shoppers of modest means.