Usa "kiosk" in una frase
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1. I knew Warsaw like the palm of my hand and now I could not find where the kiosk was located, where the public park with the fountain at the entrance once stood, or where the theatres or dance clubs once were
2. As Brendan gave Sim simple instructions, the cab slowed and turned into a parking lot beside an empty kiosk and a gateway
3. At a small shady park with a kiosk at its center, they sat on a bench across from a gas station that Truman explained had been the site of a giant guanacaste, with horizontal limbs that extended beyond where they sat
4. At an information kiosk they found out how to catch the tourist tram that did a circuit of the Cathedral Square district every twenty minutes
5. kiosk for the car you are
6. We hid behind a little kiosk filled with souvenir crystals—wind chimes and dream catchers and stuff like that, glittering in the sunlight
7. Quick Pick (or lucky dip) - numbers randomly selected by the kiosk computer
8. Trying not to shake, cold fingers of dread clutching as his chest, he walked blindly from the terminus, then in a sudden burst of desperation bought a bunch of flowers from a kiosk and ran as fast as he could back to the arrivals point, getting there just in time to thrust the blooms into the hands of the faded, thin woman who had to be Bart’s mother
9. Olivia was studying at college and she worked part time in a kiosk where they sell newspapers and cigarettes and books
10. I found the little kiosk in the centre of the first platform but someone had already helped themselves so I sat down on a bench and closed my eyes for a few minutes
11. Nobody said anything for a while; I just stood there with the phone against my ear and my head resting on the glass pane of the kiosk
12. As he reaches the garage Dippa steps out from the big kiosk, arms loaded up with a giant sausage roll, sandwiches and large bottle of beer
13. “I'd like to charter a boat,” said Ambrosius at the harbour master's kiosk
14. Jerry skilfully piloted the ship out to the harbour gates, which, on Mungo waving a flag at the harbour master, were opened by a mechanism powered by a fish-oil generator controlled by a lever in the harbour master's kiosk
15. With her big leather case now weighing a good thirty kilos, on top of her two laptop bags, Nancy decided to stop at an Italian restaurant for supper, buying first two newspapers of the day at a nearby kiosk before entering the restaurant
16. We skated over to a kiosk and I bought us a Coke that we
17. He collected maps and guides from the kiosk before he ambled out of arrivals
18. Bodies pressed closer to the figures moving towards them from the debris of a central dispatch kiosk
19. his pace, he stopped at the magazine kiosk and looked over the selection of magazines while
20. He walked into the kiosk aware of the locations of the CCTV cameras and dialed the number
21. I will be standing at the news kiosk
22. Vicky made her way over to the news kiosk and saw Walenski standing there
23. Further down, on the other side of the street, I spied a small kiosk with the word Cambio on it
24. We moved off with Lizzie to a kiosk nearby and bought two bottles of Spathis, a lemonade drink, to quench a thirst that started to trouble us
25. There was a Starbucks kiosk and a row of ATM-looking machines next to one of the staircases
26. "Chai latte," Massie said in a clear voice as she walked up to a Starbucks kiosk
27. Boronov had been caught stealing cigarettes from a tobacco kiosk in the centre of the city and he had been sent to a juvenile detention centre
28. 'One, please,' he said to the bored girl in the ticket kiosk
29. An affluent looking woman emerged from the kiosk, pushing a receipt into her purse
30. Peony's spoilt little face loomed out of the fog, followed quickly by Mrs Frimpton's winged-frame spectacles and the ruined telephone kiosk
31. They managed to locate a butcher who was doing an early trade from a kiosk set up in front of his once proud establishment, and an hour after that arrived at an abandoned house near the end of a dead-end street
32. some of the best coastal rainforest I had ever seen, with a well stocked kiosk that sold grog
33. After saving money on the kiosk food, you’ll have enough for dinner at one of the rustic local establishments serving regional cuisine
34. On a kiosk was a poster of crazy-eyed men with beards and caps or turbans under big letters saying wanted terrorists
35. First, there was the affair of the untenanted Kiosk on the Grand Parade
36. The Kiosk had brought in no rent for nearly two years, but, apart from that consideration, if they accepted this offer they would be able to set some of the unemployed to work
37. (Hear! Hear!) In the matter of these alterations they had had the use of Councillor Grinder's brains: it was he who first thought of making these improvements in the Kiosk, and therefore he - or rather the company he represented - had a moral right to the tenancy
38. Councillor Rushton suggested that a large shelter with seating accommodation for about two hundred persons should be erected on the Grand Parade near the Kiosk
39. ) If this shelter were erected, it would increase the value of the Kiosk as a refreshment bar by a hundred per cent
40. The alterations which the Corporation had undertaken to make in the Kiosk on the Grand Parade provided employment for several carpenters and plasterers for about three weeks, and afterwards for several painters
41. Besides the work at the Kiosk, towards the end of March things gradually began to improve in other directions
42. "From where we stood I could see in the middle of the lake a large blank mass; it was the kiosk to which we were going
43. This kiosk appeared to me to be at a considerable distance, perhaps on account of the darkness of the night, which prevented any object from being more than partially discerned
44. "It was towards this kiosk that we were rowing
45. She prepared the iced water which he was in the habit of constantly drinking,—for since his sojourn at the kiosk he had been parched by the most violent fever,— after which she anointed his white beard with perfumed oil, and lighted his chibouque, which he sometimes smoked for hours together, quietly watching the wreaths of vapor that ascended in spiral clouds and gradually melted away in the surrounding atmosphere
46. During this time, in the kiosk at my father's feet, were seated twenty Palikares, concealed from view by an angle of the wall and watching with eager eyes the arrival of the boats
47. At this moment my mother seized me in her arms, and hurrying noiselessly along numerous turnings and windings known only to ourselves, she arrived at a private staircase of the kiosk, where was a scene of frightful tumult and confusion
48. The girl behind the counter insisted I use the kiosk
49. I don’t know where I’ve been for the last decade, but when did the concept of a kiosk make its way into airline terminals? I want a person to give me my boarding pass, but she insisted I type my information on a screen using the damn kiosk
50. Then she suggested I try another kiosk