shop-window

And in this digital age, the proverbial "open for business" sign that used to dangle in the front shop-window has been replaced with the search bar.

Tom Grasty: 3 Keys to Naming Your Product Tom Grasty 2012

And in this digital age, the proverbial "open for business" sign that used to dangle in the front shop-window has been replaced with the search bar.

Tom Grasty: 3 Keys to Naming Your Product Tom Grasty 2012

And in this digital age, the proverbial "open for business" sign that used to dangle in the front shop-window has been replaced with the search bar.

Tom Grasty: 3 Keys to Naming Your Product Tom Grasty 2012

While Gavroche was scrutinizing the shop-window and the cakes of windsor soap, two children of unequal stature, very neatly dressed, and still smaller than himself, one apparently about seven years of age, the other five, timidly turned the handle and entered the shop, with a request for something or other, alms possibly, in a plaintive murmur which resembled a groan rather than a prayer.

Les Miserables 2008

With a ragged diamond/of shattered plate-glass/a young man and his girl/are falling into a shop-window.

POSTMODERN LITERATURE: 2007

He fancied that he had seen something like it in a shop-window.

The Water Babies 2007

The next time you meet in the street a young woman stopping for a moment to look into a shop-window, examine her face carefully.

A Daughter of Eve 2007

A recent UK exhibit on the shop-window mannequin is the impetus for the wonderful cultural history Cartner-Morley provides:

Fashioning the New Self | PopPolitics.com 2005

Protesting against being required to live in a trench, and obliged to speculate all day upon what the people can possibly be doing within a mysterious opposite window, which is a shop-window to look at, but not a shop-window in respect of its offering nothing for sale and declining to give any account whatever of itself, Mr. Goodchild concedes

The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprentices 2007

Schooled as a commercial artist (and with a draftsman's skills second to none), he had no trouble finding work as a house painter, muralist and shop-window dresser.

DE-LOVELY DE KOONING 2007