Newsstand in a sentence

At one time comics were a dominant form of entertainment, you couldn’t walk past a newsstand or open a newspaper without seeing a comic in some form.

Increased labor costs led the Times to double its newsstand price when it started up the presses again, but it came out of the strike relatively well positioned.

It also announced it would raise its newsstand price 25 cents to a $1.50.

Afterward, they hit up a newsstand to pick up some reading materials before walking home.

No magazine for sale in a newsstand store.

Until further notice, the paper will be available in the newsstand outside The Rock River Times office, 128 N. Church St., downtown, and Woodman’s at 3155 McFarland Road.

When people stop flying, they no longer need taxis to the airport or $5 bottles of water from the airport newsstand.

In the popular mother-and-daughter comedy series “Gilmore Girls,” he played Bootsy, the owner of a newsstand in the fictional town of Stars Hollow.

The newsstand, which carries everything from the daily papers to rare, foreign publications, was opened in the ’50s in a stand next to the Boston Elevated Railway Company’s subway entrance.

This year’s event began with a “Flip the Switch” ceremony at 6:45 p.m. at the newsstand at the Chestnut Hill West train station.

We have, however, halted newsstand distribution of the September issue to as many retail locations as possible,” said Anna Traverse, chief executive officer of Contemporary Media, the parent company of Memphis magazine.

Imagine how much paper is being wasted and probably not even recycled every time a student passes by a newsstand on campus and decides not to pick up a newspaper published that day.

In a new interview, de Rossi recalls recently being at a newsstand and seeing a tabloid with Pitt and Aniston on the cover.

So I read it, quite possibly for the first time since I picked it up on a newsstand in 1991.

You’re planning three months in advance for what’s on the newsstand.

Although 4Talent Magazine is technically a newsstand title, a significant proportion of its readers are subscribers.

He was, like his wife, fond of films, and would often take her from their Ryer Avenue apartment to the nearby movie theater, and would always stop at the adjacent newsstand for an armful of various newspapers.

I had a subscription to "Walt Disney's Comics and Stories" and liked the Scrooge character so much that I immediately went out and bought all the Uncle Scrooge comics I could find on the newsstand..

In 2007, Time moved from a Monday subscription/newsstand delivery to a schedule where the magazine goes on sale Fridays, and is delivered to subscribers on Saturday.

In June 2013, the Times-Picayune resumed daily printing with a condensed newsstand tabloid edition, nicknamed TP Street, which is published on the three days each week that its namesake broadsheet edition is not printed.