noun
definition
An open stall, often on a street, where newspapers and magazines are on sale to the public
Examples of newsstand in a Sentence
Heidi Montag's Playboy pictorial is coming soon to a newsstand near you.
Go to a bookstore or newsstand and buy one of each before settling on which to subscribe to.
The rest of chapters deal with the newsstand maxim.
Can I buy Palmtop User magazine in the shops, or at my local newsstand?
There was no way to know about updates without checking yourself - like going to a newsstand to see if the latest issue of your favorite comic book had been released yet.
Wine publications - There are a number of wine publications which you can buy on the newsstand that offer information about wines for people with all levels of knowledge.
These magazines are often found at your bookseller or newsstand, but to make sure you get every issue, it's a good idea to buy a subscription.
Buying magazines at the newsstand price is a huge mistake.
Available by subscription and/or on any grocery store newsstand, you will find many great updates and news pieces on all CBS soap operas.
Subscriptions are available on a one or two year basis and are significantly less than the newsstand price.
Visit a newsstand or a bookstore to find specialized magazines and journals.
There are many bridal magazines available at any newsstand or bookstore, and they are filled with pictures of wedding dresses.
A trip to the newsstand will turn up plenty of magazines dedicated to home improvements, remodeling and decorating.
You may also wish to purchase a sample issue of each magazine at your local newsstand or browse through the copies at the nearest public library before committing to a year-long subscription.