storefront

IPA: stˈɔrfrɑnt

The side of a store (or other shop) which faces the street and usually contains display windows.
(by extension) An e-commerce website offering goods or services to the public.

Examples of "storefront" in Sentences

Her small storefront is quite busy, as I have been told.
In a much smaller, rudimentary way, Kris Waldherr Art and Words the storefront is my Red House.
Of porcelain, too, he would have seen plenty, both in storefront displays and on his own dining room table.
The scene at 787 Lexington Monday afternoon indicated that a spa may very well take the storefront, which is already adjacent to Fiber Hair Spa.
The apps storefront, which is run by the General Services Administration, includes an array of business applications, productivity software, services like storage and Web hosting and social applications.
A storefront from the early 1900’s, which had served as a drug store, soda fountain, and most recently a developers office, has been converted into a live/work space for a couple with and extensive art collection.
Georgia Soul blog has an actual single - Vicki Collins '"I'm Ready" - released by Soulville Records, the record label storefront behind Robert Kennedy in this 1968 photo of Martin Luther King's funeral procession we posted a few weeks ago.
But Berg and his compatriots renamed the storefront "Trip without a Ticket," and they focused much of their energy on refining the interactions between themselves and "customers," developing a repertoire of life-acting techniques that would more consistently bring visitors 'deeply held assumptions about money and property to consciousness. 46