Sentence examples for notable store from inspiring English sources
One notable store is Iron Age Furniture Design, which opened in November and offers functional metal constructions.
There is also Paws 'n' Claws, a blog that last week included a post about a dog called Maggie who figured out the benefits of sitting beneath a highchair at feeding time, and a question: "Are your dogs and cats unrepentant mooches?" Non-newspaper local blogs include: Plumberry Jam (www.plumberryjam.com) Two former producers at iVillage.com survey northern Westchester's notable stores and events.
To gauge the impact of the recession and ensuing hard times on the apparel industry, or just to feel depressed, look no further than to a compendium of the 50 notable stores that have closed (Steve & Barry's, Dernier Cri) and the designers who have died (Yves Saint Laurent and Mr. Blackwell) that was posted Monday on the fashion Web site Refinery29.com.
Watch a new documentary directed by French producr Wax Tailor featuring the minds behind some of America's most notable record stores.
July's retail numbers showed a notable split: expensive stores fared far better than middle- and lower-end stores, which had worse sales numbers than expected.
The shift is notable even at stores that sell much more than office supplies.
LOCATION -- Next door to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, but in the slightly grittier SoMa (South of Market) neighborhood, and a bit of a hike to any notable restaurants or stores.
Though billet samples deformed to both 0.15 and 0.5 contained notable magnitudes of stored strain energy, microstructures deformed to 0.15 were noted as having maintained larger length fractions of ∑3 twins due to a predominant absence of dynamic recrystallization.
It will have to stand up and fight against other notable mobile content stores such as Apple's App Store, Windows Mobile Marketplace and BlackBerry's Application Center.
It was notable that drug stores were not found to be more likely than pharmacies to stock poor quality ACAs.
Piccadilly, formerly the Simpsons of Piccadilly department store and notable for its 1930s-Modernist archisecthee, is the largest shop in the Waterstones estate and claimed to be the largest bookstore in Europe.
