Sentence examples for regular storefront from inspiring English sources

Many regular storefront businesses on Roosevelt Avenue are hard or impossible to find online.

Some agencies looked like regular air-conditioned storefront offices.

Ms. Hampton is a regular at William H. Jackson's storefront showroom in the Flatiron district.

Investigators say that Mr. Massino took two measures that bolstered the family's security and discipline: he reined in "cowboys," younger members who commit violent crimes like drug-related murders and robberies that attract scrutiny, and he prohibited capos from using small storefront clubs as regular meeting places because they invite easy surveillance.

Mingala West regulars and Kyaw Tha Hla himself occasionally passed the bare storefront and wondered about the pigeon, but no one ever saw it.

Ducking into the Brooklyn Art Library one day — a storefront on North Third Street that she had always assumed was a regular library — Ms. Sumayang found the Sketchbook Project.

I know that sounds superficial, but …" When Salt's Cure announced its move from its cramped West Hollywood storefront up to larger quarters up on Highland Avenue, a lot of the regulars weren't quite sure what to think.

Chelsea Through May 21 Since it first opened years ago in a tiny Prince Street storefront, the Skoto Gallery, now in Chelsea, has been one of the city's very few regular showcases for modern and contemporary African art.

Located in an almost underground storefront, the shop is an all natural ingredients intro to ramen appealing to both foodies and regular folks.

"You want to get a play into its strongest possible shape by the end of previews, so the audience loves it and the critics love it, because then you have a better chance of selling more tickets at full price," said Neil Pepe, the artistic director of Atlantic, where "Storefront Church" is in the midst of three weeks of previews and scheduled for two weeks of regular performances.

The corner storefront, which will open on Monday, sells warm savory pies with exceptionally flaky crusts in a four-inch regular size or a three-bite mini.