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shopfront

[ UK /ʃˈɒpfɹʌnt/ ]
NOUN
  1. the front side of a store facing the street; usually contains display windows

How To Use shopfront In A Sentence

  • ‘Both these shops have given the area a lift and made it worth visiting by retaining and just maintaining original shopfronts,’ the society said.
  • Modestly clad women appear as newsreaders on TV, while sexually suggestive Hindi film posters adorn shopfronts about town.
  • Behind a cute, red, shopfront the hotel is surprisingly large, with 50 classically-decorated rooms. Times, Sunday Times
  • As the house had a little shopfront, we decided to sell cakes. Times, Sunday Times
  • It was short walk from the Tai Wai Rail MTR Station, and the shopfront is impressive.
  • We need incentives to improve shopfronts and to encourage more distinctive independent shops back into the centre.
  • In the original historic area, authentic shopfronts tempt visitors inside to buy three-cornered hats and bonnets, quills and ink, block-printed stationery and sealing wax, candles, soaps, hams, jams, brass and pewter.
  • On Willesden High Road, the Architecture Association has recruited an advent calendar's worth of local shops and teamed them up with fashionable design studios, opening a revamped shopfront every day of December. Christmas through the looking glass
  • La Brea — a wide boulevard lined with furniture stores, antique shops, and the occasional shopfront with "Psychic" scrawled across the glass — was imbued with the same impermanency like many of the blocks south of Hollywood, where brick veneer mixed with a frontier-town sensibility. Soul
  • But in the 1820s the ground floor had a shopfront fitted. Times, Sunday Times
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