newsstand English

Meaning newsstand meaning

What does newsstand mean?

newsstand

— noun a stall where newspapers and other periodicals are sold

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Remember that one Christmas I asked for a newsstand?

You take me to the nearest newsstand and I'll eat a pack of your postcards raw.

We were gonna rent a newsstand.

The newsstand at San Paolo.

Is this the only newsstand here?

I saw a newsstand and asked the guy. if he has any French newspapers. he told me he doesn't have any. but I may find some at a newsstand across the river.

The newsstand guy read it to me.

The guy at the newsstand can.

Well, I don't work at a newsstand.

The newsstand didn't have any and I didn't want to run around the corner.

That schmuck at the newsstand didn't pay.

The newsstand down the hall sells all brands.

A newsstand and souvenir concession in the atrium.

That won't make me a newsstand architect.

Lots of people aren't newsstand architects.

I'll wait for you by the newsstand.

If I hadn't been hanging around the Union Station that day, if the clerk at the newsstand hadn't picked that moment to run out of cigarettes, to reach down for a fresh pack.

You, you'll be ready behind the newsstand around 11.30.

Went by a newsstand, looked at a paper, then went into shock.

Newsstand science magazines have carried the basic schematic for a hydrogen bomb.

I'm only for sale on the newsstand.

A few moments later, another 50 to 75 rounds were fired in the street in a direct sightline from your newsstand.

Why don't you put a couple dozen in the hotel newsstand and then a couple dozen right up there. See that stand?

Know what me and Wanda planned? We were gonna rent a newsstand.

He spent at least 20 minutes at the newsstand.

Where can I find a newsstand?

The guy at the newsstand can do it.

I don't work at a newsstand.

You won't be able to get 'em at the newsstand downstairs.

He just got fired from the newsstand.

He used to work at a newsstand. Uh-huh. Oh, God, this is unbelievable.

George, there's a newsstand right over there.

There's gotta be a newsstand upstairs.

WGBE-TV has learned that Ohio Governor Jim Rhodes, himself, was spotted at a newsstand buying a copy of the infamous Jackie O issue. I spoke to the governor today, Move it!