Sentence examples for shop storefront from inspiring English sources
They include restaurants, beauty salons, a party-supply shop, storefront churches, a billiards club, delis and stores, like Inka Express, that transfer money and sell plane tickets.
Junior doctors are setting up a fake betting shop storefront called Jeremy's Punt outside a London hospital and Westminster to represent how Hunt's plans could gamble with the public's health.
In the final zone, a flower-shop storefront, a wandering Jew intertwined its iridescent silver and purple-green vines with the hand-shaped leaves of a prayer plant.
WHAT TO DO The commercial strips are Southern Boulevard and Boston Road; under a flaking trestle sit auto-body shops, storefront churches and bodegas.
The streetscape is punctuated by barbers' shops, storefront churches, kerbside cookouts, card games under gazebos, makeshift basketball backboards nailed to telephone poles and burned-out, abandoned houses.But the officers, square-jawed white men in a nearly all-black neighbourhood, don't balk at their surroundings.
But for some in the district, an area including desolate stretches of liquor stores, beauty supply shops, storefront churches and vacant lots as well as a gentrifying section called Brewers Hill, Mr. McGee's circumstances have made him a symbol of what they see as the oppression of African-Americans in their hometown.
ChocoLatte Café, a year-old coffee shop a storefront away from Ridgewood Coins and Stamps, has cards at the door promoting a local yoga studio with student specials.
Stuart & Wright sells men's and women's apparel out of a shop whose storefront bears a neon Eiffel Tower and a sign reading "French Garment Cleaners" (85 Lafayette Avenue).
Sniff is an interactive installation projected on a shop's storefront.
In August 2013, the Kleins closed their shop's storefront, and moved their business to an in-home bakery.
This chapter focuses on developing a web-based application from start to finish, using the popular "shopping-cart" storefront application.
