Sentence examples for storefront building from inspiring English sources

More recently, a 2009 fire on the same street as the firehouse destroyed a storefront building with several apartments above.

A short stroll to the corner on Sixth Street finds the Artists Gallery, a cooperative in a storefront building that shows local work.

And yet, early on, the gallery merged high art with laid-back eccentricity, presenting internationally known avant-garde artists in an intimate, offbeat storefront building.

Zane cared little about the hunt, though he was glad to hear about a storefront building in Williamsburg with a separate entrance to his bedroom.

On H Street, Pamela Johnson, an African-American who owns a small storefront building, said her property tax bill had more than tripled in the three and a half years since the city began building a streetcar system that she said she never wanted.

In downtown Bismarck, N.D., for instance, his state director, Jared Hendrix, is working out of a storefront building to identify likely Paul caucusgoers, who will then receive phone calls and possibly visits from the many Paul volunteers in the state before the vote on March 6.

Commercial activity is picking up in the less-glamorous heart of downtown, a walkable stretch of small and midsize storefront buildings.

Unlike South Beach, with its winning cluster of Art Deco buildings, the design district holds little appeal beyond the convenience of storefront buildings within easy walking distance of one another.

The first and most obvious is what to do with the six storefront buildings the Whitney owns on the east side of Madison Avenue between the museum and 74th Street, now occupied by shops, as well as two brownstones around the corner.

Building its own storefront means building a new revenue source outside of hardware in the VR market; HTC will take a 40% cut of all sales through the online store.

Across the bridge, in Breckenridge, the Minnesota National Guard was holed up in a yellow-brick storefront, the building transformed into makeshift barracks.