Sentence examples for wonderful store from inspiring English sources

The wonderful store, too, is full of memorabilia.

There's still the Video Room, on the Upper East Side, which moved last year from its original Third Avenue digs to a larger space on East 86th Street; it's a wonderful store with a terrific collection, smart, knowledgeable employees behind the counter, and a passionately cinephilic manager/buyer, Howard Salen.

By S. F. Merritt and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, April 5, 1947 P. 24 A man was stopped at the corner of Park Avenue and Fiftieth Street by an excited little man in evening dress, who begged, in a powerful foreign accent to be directed to the "wonderful store".

After breakfast, we stumbled upon a super duper wonderful store that was attached to Anokhi - imagine an Indian version of Anthropology.

His obituary in the journal Building concluded:... [T]here is none today who can replace the noble personality, that keen energetic brain ever ready to give of its wonderful store of knowledge, and that happy spirit ever bright, ever optimistic, even though crushed beneath the cruel and unjust blow of the non-acceptance of his prize design for the North Shore bridge.

The artist meets an old friend, Ted Bailey, Storekeeper First Class, who has wonderful stores of liquor, and money to lend.

Browse or shop at one of the many wonderful stores to kill time at MEM. Look for a gift for a friend or loved one at stores such as Memphis Kitchen, Rock n Soul Museum, Sun Studio Music & Gifts or Brighton Collectibles.

"He was like a wonderful department store manager who goes through the store and knows everybody's name and knows how all the departments work and knows how to wrap packages better than the wrappers in the wrapping department," she said.

Robert and Joanne Birce established this wonderful store years ago and it's a book-lover's oasis for both English and Spanish titles.

There are wonderful holiday store windows all over town.

Found on Set: We shot a scene in "Julie and Julia" in a wonderful New York store called Tender Buttons.