Many a gas station store

Usage examples of minimart.

August 6, 1969, Detective Crouse interviewed a clerk named Roxanne Faught, who worked at a minimart on Highway 101.

The girl in the minimart carried no luggage and had no wallet or purse.

This was a couple of hours before the clerk in the Gull Cove minimart saw that hippie girl on August 1.

Apparently, a girl came into the Gull Cove minimart when Roxanne was working there in 1969.

The entire town consisted of a minimart, two side roads, a scattering of houses, and a two-pump gas station of the old-fashioned variety, where some guy actually came outside, filled your tank, cleaned the windshield, and passed the time of day.

After ten miles, he stopped and asked for directions at a gas station minimart, and the lady pointed him to the next intersection.

He could go to Graniteville, find a pay phone at a minimart, invent some telephone identity, maybe pose as someone from Washington, and call the Smyrna office.

He had pulled into the minimart twenty minutes ago, parking behind the store and near the pair of phone booths at the edge of the parking area.

Burger Kings, rest areas, motels and minimarts, and at every gas station.

The neighborhood itself was marked by a tire store, a minimart, a video rental shop, and a billiard parlor where fights erupted without much provocation beyond excess beer.