Sentence examples for through a storefront from inspiring English sources
And, unlike conventional gyms, where sculpted bodies can often be seen through a storefront window, the glass at the Kosher Gym is frosted to provide privacy.
Comparing it to a rock being chucked through a storefront window, he said, "I don't believe it will in any way hinder our continuing reporting on these sorts of subjects, but it is a cautionary note".
Every Sunday, worshipers double-park their cars under elevated tracks, pass through a storefront on White Plains Road and emerge into the cavernous old theater that houses the Greater Faith Temple.
It was Copperfield's conceit that the ideal way for a visitor to view the Mulholland Library would be to pass first through a storefront filled with lingerie-clad mannequins and display cases of intimate feminine apparel.
So on Wednesday Van Gundy sneaked into Camby's photo shoot with the N.B.A.'s Inside Stuff magazine, and from the back of the room, began peeking at his center the way a youngster peers through a storefront window.
Let me explain: Retailers such as Harbor Freight Tools are Meta Brands that offer the advantage of low cost associated with no-name products through a storefront that does have a brand.
Those issues include: the library being closed for more than three years, with very little renovation work completed up to this time (based on a walk-through of the site); a storefront temporary library that holds no more than 24 people and sometimes has no heat in winter, nor air-conditioning during 95-degree days -- and has occasionally had to close as a result.
(The piece is viewable through the windows of a storefront space adjacent to the museum free of charge). Through Feb. 22. 250 S. Grand Ave . downtown Los Angeles, moca.org.org
(The piece is viewable free of charge through the windows of a storefront space adjacent to the museum).
Someone dropped the air-conditioning unit out the back window and through a grocery storefront.
Currently, product-services are at best traded within closed silos that offer mainly manual search and comparison capabilities through a web storefront.
