Sentence examples for string of storefront from inspiring English sources

The result was the string of storefront churches.

During his recent visit to New York, Mr. Caldwell met with Ray Robinson Jr., the boxer's son, on the Harlem block where the the elder Mr. Robinson once owned a string of storefront businesses, including the barbershop, Sugar Ray's Quality Cleaners Edna Mae's Lingerie Shop (named for Mr. Robinson's wife) and the popular Sugar Ray's nightclub.

And, as in Wenders's films, we see a strong painterly eye: a string of storefronts in Butte, Montana, Wenders writes, looks "as if I had walked into my favorite painting," Edward Hopper's "Early Sunday Morning"; "Wyeth Landscape," saturated with gold and grey, could be one of Andrew Wyeth's pieces sprung to life.

One serious casualty was Beekman Avenue, where a number of drinking establishments and delicatessens that served automotive workers have closed, leaving behind a string of empty storefronts.

And beyond the painted masks and shadow puppets that spill out of countless storefronts are a string of new galleries that offer one-of-a-kind treasures.

Although previous studies identified the importance of storefront windows on consumer's entry decision, there is still a lack of research on engaging consumers at the storefront through the integration with interactive technologies.

Is this the future of storefront advertising?

Image courtesy of Storefront for Art and Architecture.

So, I will keep working through my list and photos of storefront subjects and try to do those storefronts justice.

Tobacco outlet density should be a proxy for exposure to storefront advertising but would not capture individual differences in how adolescents respond to or remember it, which could explain differences between our findings and those of others who assessed recollection of storefront advertising.

Hunting for an e-bike, I ended up at a string of shops near the Tsinghua campus, where each storefront offered a competing range of prices and styles to a clientele dominated by students and young families.