Forest Hills

American  

noun

1. a residential area in New York City, on W Long Island, in SE New York: former site of international tennis tournament.

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Example Sentences

The futuristic Grecian agora, which opened in 2022, was beyond anything they’d built before — similar to Red Rocks in Colorado or Forest Hills Stadium in New York.

From Los Angeles Times

Being centre of attention at the Winter Olympics in northern Italy is a long way from an ice rink in Aberfoyle, where Callan had his first experience of curling at Forest Hills, having been intrigued by seeing the sport on television.

From BBC

The first half is subtitled “Disc 29,” nodding to Mr. Cole’s age when he returned home to Fayetteville after his early burst of success in New York—this was around the time he released his album “2014 Forest Hills Drive,” generally considered his finest.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said one supporter came to a rally in Forest Hills, a neighborhood in Queens, in a hat emblazoned with the words “MAGA” and “Mamdani.”

From MarketWatch

A crowd of thousands pounded their feet on bleachers creating a thunderous sound as the sun set over the wealthy Forest Hills neighborhood.

From Barron's