Sentence examples for subway stores from inspiring English sources
The sandwiches served in selected Subway stores have contained halal meat since 2007, while all Pizza Express chicken is halal.
In another, a young man runs through town to find a sandwich, passing by seven Subway stores before he reaches a Quiznos and goes in.
DeLuca said like-for-like sales at British Subway stores had jumped 10% over the last three months while the success of doughnut-maker Krispy Kreme in 2011 will see it push north into Scotland this year.
But Mr. Greenstein, who owns two other subway stores, both at Eighth Avenue and 42nd Street, explained the main challenge this way: "There's a stigma to shopping in the subway.
The company has until May 30 to make sure all Subway stores are in compliance with the agreed-upon size regulations and measuring plan.
In other words, she said, the police are the biggest factor in the newly tempered atmosphere inside the great rolling subway store, as crime continues to fall and officers concentrate more on quality-of-life issues.
The newly-signed legislation will go into effect in mid-December, which presumably means we'll have a downturn in naked Subway store terrors just in time for the holidays.
Each Subway store should have this chart available to the employees, but it is generally behind the counter (not in a public area) so please be polite and patient if making this request.
A one-man enterprise, he also packages them and delivers them by subway to stores like the Westerly Natural Market in Midtown or the Uptown Veg and Juice Bar in Harlem.
Across central Brooklyn, where the posters were put up in subway stations, stores, and other public spaces, the forceful simplicity of "A Teenager with Promise" — the title is a redaction of the original headline, "A Teenager Who Was Grappling with Problems and Promise" — mobilized a rush of public pathos.
Mr. Weiner, 48, in his slightly wrinkled shirts and Brooks Brothers ties, is ubiquitous: subway stops, grocery stores, churches and retirement centers.
