Columbia Heights

noun

1. a city in SE Minnesota, near Minneapolis.

Example Sentences

The family, struggling financially, landed in a house that had belonged to Marcus’s uncle in the Columbia Heights neighborhood.

From Washington Post

So, when Friend approached the Columbia Heights resident about working on his autobiographical project, Ramsey-Zoe didn’t hesitate to accept.

From Washington Blade

Noah, who lives near Columbia Heights, said since May 2020 he’s had two or three meetups a month with the same two friends.

From Washington Blade

The swearing-in ceremony was delayed because Contee went to the shooting scene in the 3300 block of Georgia Avenue NW, north of the Howard University campus and east of Columbia Heights.

From Washington Post

Stations were eventually constructed along 7th Street in the Shaw neighborhood, on 14th Street in Columbia Heights and along the U Street commercial corridor.

From ProPublica

Back at Columbia Heights Village, Mary bemoans the rising rents that gentrification has caused.

From The Daily Beast

Her family now chides her for having moved to up-and-coming Columbia Heights.

From The Daily Beast

Never before had two "really, truly Navy girls" been inmates of Columbia Heights and it sent a wild flutter through many hearts.

From Project Gutenberg

He had come to Columbia Heights highly recommended by the father of one of its pupils and had assumed undisputed control.

From Project Gutenberg

At all events he was now a part of Columbia Heights and all within it's precincts came within his kindly solicitude.

From Project Gutenberg

Foxy Grandpa was evidently too dull to be critical and Columbia Heights was at a safe distance.

From Project Gutenberg

In two minutes an alarm was turned in and the engines were tearing toward Columbia Heights.

From Project Gutenberg