Even with the best socks, and plenty of foot powder, your feet are likely to start peeling like you've never experienced.
Port Authority has plenty of foot traffic, but its clientele may be more interested in getting on a bus than in looking to shop.
For every boss luxuriating in a corporate jet, there are plenty of foot-soldiers, such as Ms Knapp, slumming it in business class.
These kinds of locations — urban, multipurpose and with plenty of foot traffic — are favored sites, in part because they are less expensive to operate than a sprawling suburban campus.
There are advantages to the location: an entrance to the Rockefeller Center stop on the B, D, F, and M trains; plenty of foot traffic; and an unusually open sidewalk.
He says that the shop will make money because it is relatively small and will attract plenty of foot traffic.Mr Bashaw concedes that Whole Foods could make more money by opening a new store practically anywhere else.
The area already has plenty of foot traffic; several blocks of Eighth Avenue above 42nd Street draw more than 30,000 pedestrians a day each, according to a report compiled by the alliance.
Frequently Rented, but Rarely Used by the Owner HOMEOWNER: Visits a beach house for just a single prime week in August, while the rest of the summer and fall the house sees plenty of foot traffic from renters.
Google has a fair number of Chrome Zone experience areas already installed in existing retailers like Best Buy and PC World in the U.K., and those stores already get plenty of foot traffic (if perhaps less than in recent years).
So he puts them in places that get plenty of foot traffic — busy intersections, parking lots and parks.
But there's plenty of foot traffic: the burgeoning neighborhoods of Prospect Heights and Clinton Hill meet here, and the A/C subway stop is just a block away.
