Sentences with phrase «it in the store window»

Even if you don't use Facebook at home or on your smartphone, it's hard to avoid its presence in store windows or on advertising asking you to «like» something.

Commission chair Patricia L. Gattling said in her official statement that «Today, the NYC Commission on Human Rights settled the cases it had filed in August 2012 against seven businesses on Lee Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn based on gender and religious discrimination — the posting of signs in the store windows that discriminated against women.»

Anyway, these cupcakes look like they should be in a store window they're so perfect.

Signs in store windows read: «Gone to game.»

The first time I saw one in a store window, I thought it was a prop for an overgrown toy soldier.

The bouncing seat showcased in store windows all over the country soon became a registry must - have and baby phenomenon.

Breasts are thrust in everyone's face in TV ads, online images, magazine and newspaper pages, and blown up in store windows but many women have never seen breastfeeding aside from when it is used for comedic relief or perfectly staged and lit for a parenting magazine.

My mom found her wedding dress for $ 30 in a store window a few days before her wedding, but I also know people who spent thousands of dollars on their dresses and looked beautiful and gained from that purchase a value that seemed, to them, to justify it, the grand marker of a grand event.

Often times you'll see something on the runway or in a store window only to realize it wasn't created with the real female figure in mind.

At the end of the day, I quite love these pants; they might be the most comfortable I've ever worn... and... as long as I'm not catching my reflection in a store window... I have to say, I'm totally down with the top too.

I saw this easy breezy high low dress in the store window... and it was on SALE!!!

Seeing a lot of blue and green in the store windows here in El Paso.

I saw it in the store window and it looked so pretty.

Everywhere, everywhere, I looked there they were — on the pages of magazines, in store windows, on stylish Soho - ers and in every blog post and YouTube video that I stumbled across.

Pumpkin patches pop up in every city, and Jack O» Lanterns start popping up in store windows and lining the front steps of every home.

Do you find yourself holding onto items in your closet that don't fit you as you'd like but you're not 100 % willing to give up on them so you just keep hanging on, hoping that one day you will magically pull them out of the dark back corner of your closet, slip them on and they will look as good or better than the day you saw them in the store window on the size 0 mannequin?

Your face looked flawless in the store window, but once you look down at your phone screen, all of a sudden you see a million new pores that give you the heebie jeebies just looking at them.

I love finding that one special piece in a store window and going in to try it on!

You saw those suede stilettos in the store window and thought, «yes, that will go perfectly with my new cocktail dress,» but then never had an occasion to wear your cocktail dress — leaving your new shoes lonely in the dark depths of your closet.

I am in the last month of my pregnancy, and a few days ago I saw myself gliding past in a store window and decided I really would like to avoid full length mirrors and photos below my neck for a while.

SUBSTANCE USE - A woman briefly drinks directly from a bottle of wine, we see a few bottles of amber and dark liquor on a table in a trailer home, we see a neon advertising sign for beer in a store window, and a teen girl finds a bottle of whiskey in a cabinet but does not drink it.

This slice of quirky life story about a classy, unattainable suit in a store window, is one classy movie as well, ennobling its host of eccentric and tragic, yet determined and struggling, vividly realized characters.

The heroes witness a murder while posing as mannequins in a store window.

While working as live «mannequins» in a store window, two performers (Judd Nelson, Gina Gershon) witness a murder.

Because almost every scene or sequence tells an individual story and the one overriding constant is something understandable to damn near anyone (really wanting something for Christmas), the film becomes a kind of endless Moebius strip, an eternal December that can begin and end at any point but always returns to Ralphie peering in that store window and always concludes with the boy lying in bed, cradling his gun.

When this book sits on shelves and in store windows: It will glow.

These books are part of the storefront — books in a store window bring people into the bookstore.

I would catch sight of him across the Josefstaedterstrasse on my way to the language institute where I taught; see his reflection in a store window on Graben and he would quickly turn away; pass by him leaving the Stadtbahn station, his back to me, his head buried in a day - old issue of the Kurier.

The mannequin stands in the store window, holding a laptop and a sign that informs customers they can buy e-books at Mrs. Dalloway's.

I watched my reflection not only in the mirror, but in store windows and across the television when it wasn't on, trying to get a fix on my looks.

They have almost no chance of getting reviews or bestseller - list attention in prestigious traditional media; they don't do high - profile book tours; they can't point out their books in store windows or on shelves to their family and friends; they are unlikely to be guests on talk shows.

Put popular gift items and seasonal products in store windows to catch shoppers» eyes, or in a prominent spot that can be seen from outside the store.

«And they realized what better way of attracting people into your store than putting cute little puppies in the store window.»

Stores not allowing dogs on their premises will post a sign in their store window informing their clients of their dog policy.

Redwine said she is thinking about finding a vintage car bench to display in her store window, complete with a car seat and faux dog in it.

You then take a spoiled teenager who convinces Mom that she has to have the Chi pup in the store window because it would be a good way for her to learn how to be more responsible.

There is arguably nothing more irresistible than the face of a sweet puppy in a store window.

Puppies in store windows will now be a thing of the past and homeless pets will finally have a fighting chance at a forever home!

I hope more people realize what goes into making those furry balls in store windows.

While Visa and Mastercard are most universally accepted, and American Express signs are increasingly common in store windows across the globe, you will inevitably wind up in a place that doesn't accept the type of credit card you have with you.

It can be placed anywhere: in your store window, on display at your agency or on the wall of your home office, you name it.

From 1946 to 1948, Mandel photographed reflections in store windows, and graffitied walls, of San Francisco.

He uses photography selectively, often editing out details like text on an awning, passengers on the subway, or his own reflection in a store window.

Lucy Carr Ellison was asleep in a store window at Bergdorf Goodman, playing Sleeping Beauty with a castle diorama behind her and some taxidermied sheep.

For instance, in her recent collaboration with Gucci, Ulman takes a selfie in a store window, subtly showcasing the new #GGBlooms clutch.

The onslaught of fall fashion is underway — on the runway, in store windows, and slathered across an abundance of media outlets.

You might think the new shiny object looked really attractive in the store window, but once you exchanged money for the item, you are left dissatisfied.

Managed packaging of product and displayed products in store windows to attract more customers to store.

He pined for a microscope and, when his parents surprised him with one he had admired in a store window, he set up his first lab, in a closet, where he carefully examined fly wings and pond scum.

In particular, in smaller suburban areas, «for rent» signs are hanging in store windows for months without attracting much interest, says J. Scott Fawcett, principal with Marinita Development Co., Inc., a Newport Beach, Calif. - based developer and property manager.