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Sentence example with the word 'newsstand'
newsstand
Definition
n.
a stall where newspapers and other periodicals are sold
Last update: September 1, 2015
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He had ten minutes to wait, and he wandered to the
newsstand
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Or at a corner
newsstand
I would catch a glimpse of my name on the cover of some magazine.
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Buying his paper at the
newsstand
in the station, the doctor himself encountered the ghost of a memory.
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So we'll just let it go that I'm sending you to the station
newsstand
for that.
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Betty hurriedly told the
newsstand
woman what she wanted, and tried to assume a forbidding aspect that would discourage questions.
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It was seven o'clock, and every corner
newsstand
glowered back at them with black frowns as they looked at the piles of papers.'
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