Goods from the continent were sold at open stalls in certain streets.

The streets are mere flagged passages lined by open stalls and little shops.

Half a dozen bored scribes sat in open stalls, waiting for some custom.

Dark streets lined with open stalls, moon hidden behind the clouds.

With women trying on clogs and caps at open stalls, and 'Bible stalls' adjoining.

But the habit of reading at the open stalls was not only with the poor.

Corvan saw two shopkeepers chatting as they swept out their open stalls with straw brooms.

There were open stalls for cheese on either side of the door, and a staircase leading up between.

There were open stalls for horses, the ground littered with fresh grass, but I could see no animals within.

Cæsar crossed the Campo de' Fiori, a very lively, plebeian square, full of canvas awnings with open stalls of fruit under them.

It formed a regular bazaar of open stalls, encroaching on the pavements so as to tempt people to stop as they passed along.

It was a commercial district and the street was lined mainly with open stalls selling spare auto parts and the Iraqi equivalent of car-repair joints.