Sentence examples for storefront center from inspiring English sources
Designed by Claire Weisz of WXY Architecture + Urban Design, the $10 million renovation adds 50 percent more exhibition and public space above and below the storefront center, including a pair of ground-floor galleries, an education center and offices.
Stew Brown, the head of a storefront center in Boulder, Colorado, said that, unlike losing a buddy or witnessing terrible things, coping with having killed is a spiritual, not a psychological, task.
The $9.6 million renovation adds 50 percent more exhibition and public space above and below the storefront center at 35 Wooster Street in SoHo, which specializes in drawing exhibitions.
By Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, January 13 , 1968P. 19 Talk story about the Film Club, a storefront center for teenagers at 11 Rivington St. on the Lower East Side.
No one's sure exactly when it began, but people still remember all the places along the way: the old downtown storefront center, the homes of staffers and volunteers, and now the Casa del Sol Restaurant in Nyack.
Many veterans seek treatment from the V.A.'s network of some two hundred "storefront centers," which are operated independently of the psychiatric departments of V.A. hospitals.
Al Batres, a Vietnam veteran who runs the network of storefront centers, says that nearly eight thousand veterans of the Afghanistan and Iraq wars have come to the clinics so far.
"If you don't get it at a doctor's office, they'll get it at the mall," he said, referring to the growing number of storefront centers that offer ultrasound snapshots of fetuses to expectant parents.
REPORTER AT LARGE about Summer in the City, a project financed by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity, and originated by Monsignor Robert J. Fox, the director of an office of the Roman Catholic archdiocese called Spanish Community Action N. Y. Summer in the City has 26 storefront centers, and about 580 workers.
By James Stevenson The New Yorker, September 16 , 1967P. 141 REPORTER AT LARGE about Summer in the City, a project financed by the federal Office of Economic Opportunity, and originated by Monsignor Robert J. Fox, the director of an office of the Roman Catholic archdiocese called Spanish Community Action N. Y. Summer in the City has 26 storefront centers, and about 580 workers.
At Mr. Arkoi's storefront youth center, children come to study after school.
