Pawnshops [noun]

Before the policeman could even reply, the owner of the pawnshop had come up.

After I had had breakfast, I went straight to Abrahamson's pawnshop.

In fact, he was swearing to it all over again as he stood there in the pawnshop.

“We may recover it at some pawnshop in Bangor, when we go back,” replied Jerry.

Customers coming into the pawnshop stopped to see what was going on.

For them too history was a tale like any other too often heard, their land a pawnshop.

He took his gun into a pawnshop and left it there for thirty-five cents.

According to Willing, there was a pawnshop just round the corner.

Had it not been for one circumstance, it might have been a pawnshop inventory.

He is a Scotsman, if you can grasp the idea of a Scotsman keeping a pawnshop.