Sentence examples for storefronts from from inspiring English sources

A few storefronts from Cordi's shop, Michael Kodan, 50, had been lucky, as well.

Kate's Paperie, a luxury paper-goods store with a rabid cult following, has reduced its storefronts from five to one.

They also transformed storefronts from hand-lettered works of idiosyncratic art into crisp, clean, stripped-down expressions of corporate uniformity.

At Crystals, City Centers 500,000-square-foot luxury mall, upscale retailers have been slowly leasing storefronts, from Gucci and Prada to Hermes and Tiffany & Company.

Someone painted a mural portrait of him on Avenue A, a few storefronts from where he died, and wrote "Taz" beside the grinning face.

A wave of new seminaries opened, some no more than storefronts, from which clerics issued fatwas and declared Shias heretics and apostates.

The opposite side had looked inert, he thought, so he imported a white storefront from Amsterdam.

Almost every storefront – "from laundrettes to shoe repair shops" – had a neon sign advertising its wares.

The new restaurant looks like an ordinary storefront from the outside.

It was started last July as a reprise of an earlier version that had been run out of a Williamsburg storefront from 1999 until 2005.

They reported seeing a burned-out storefront from one explosion and a three-wheel vehicle in front of the store that was completely charred.