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Meanings of little kiosk in English

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Usage of little kiosk in English
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Before him, on that level, were groups of seats and a little kiosk.
The sleeper awakes
2
A hot-apple-cider-and-donut hut had been set up in a little kiosk in the park.
The Demon Lover
3
Berthé, ask madame if I can't have it served in the little kiosk at the end of the arbor.
The Gate of the Giant Scissors
4
Above the door of the little kiosk, with many a soft swish of silken stirrings, hung the beautiful old flag.
The Gate of the Giant Scissors
5
Beside a little kiosk, on the space exactly in front of the side street, lay a man on his face.
The Secret City
6
The professor left me at the door of the garden through which I had to pass to reach the little kiosk.
Paul Patoff
7
His Highness has erected a little kiosk, in which he can sit sheltered from the sun while the sport goes on.
Modern India
8
The sacred stones were fenced about, and our visitors had to pay for admission at a little kiosk by the gate.
The Secret Places of the Heart
9
Most items are locally made, and the Thursday Food team spotted several customers stopping in to grab items from the little kiosk.
Jamaica Observer
10
I hadn't seen the little kiosk built into the wall and the man's face in the window floated like a disembodied head.
Tell me, pretty maiden
11
The moon came out from behind a cloud, and we could see that the airport was really just a little kiosk in the cane grass.
Between a heart and a rock place: a memoir
12
Upon some of the higher mountain peaks stood little kiosks, dedicated to the memory of the Suttis.
A Woman's Journey Round the World / From Vienna to Brazil, Chili...
13
From the pavements in front of the mauve-coloured houses rose little kiosks with advertisements in bright orange and vermilion and blue.
One Man's Initiation—1917
14
The garden sent me a fragrance of roses; the moon sailed higher and picked out the little kiosks set along the wall.
The Pool in the Desert
15
The ground along the side of the road had been trampled down and a row of little kiosks sold beer, fizzy drinks and bananas.
Kennedy's brain
16
Upon it were seats, and here and there little kiosks, but they swept by too swiftly for him to see what might be therein.
The sleeper awakes
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