The phrase "theme store" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a store or marketplace that sells themes, which are pre-designed layouts or templates for websites, online stores, or other digital platforms. Example: "I just launched my new online store, and I found the perfect theme in the Shopify theme store. It really captures the aesthetic I was going for."
The group also announced plans to open a theme store and restaurant in Times Square.
Full theme support for the homescreen and the rest of the system including the typeface is also available, with a variety of styles available in HTC's theme store.
The first thing Jack Miller did to offset rising electricity bills at his spacious cowboy theme store, Wyoming Home, was to replace all the 150-watt and 250-watt bulbs with fluorescent lighting.
In keeping with the buoyantly defiant mood of its members, the N.R.A. announced plans today to open a theme store and restaurant in Times Square in New York City, which has some of the toughest gun laws in the country.
New York 911, a Police Department theme store on Lafayette Street between Prince and Spring Streets, sits a couple of doors away from the Fire Department's Ladder Company 20, which lost seven men.
These themes can be automatically generated from a user's background or lockscreen photo, downloaded from the theme store or manually created using HTC's theme generator, and offers a level of customisability only previously achievable through the use of third-party custom software, such as Cyanogen.
Ms. Stamos hopes that tourists and shoppers at the big theme stores in the neighborhood may wander into this "no budget" event, as she puts it.
In a symbolic shift, several months ago the Coca-Cola store on 55th Street -- the first of the avenue's theme stores, which opened in 1992 -- shut its doors for good.
For some, Fifth Avenue started its descent toward lowbrow well before the theme stores ever arrived -- back in the late 1960's, 70's and 80's, when discreet stores like De Pinna and Peck & Peck stopped selling their establishment tweeds.
He is certainly aware how radically Times Square has changed in his time from a sleazy alley to a dazzling entertainment destination fit for a Lion King, the core of a Big Apple that is taking on layers of candy coating with theme stores throughout Midtown.
Flossing between songs is recommended for anyone who attends "Legally Blonde," the nonstop sugar rush of a show that opened last night at the Palace Theater, joining the ranks of such nearby temples to candy worship as the M&M and Hershey's theme stores.
