Great White Way

noun

1. the theater district along Broadway, near Times Square in New York City.

Great White Way

noun

1. the theatre district on Broadway in New York City

Example Sentences

Its future on the Great White Way is contingent on the Times review.

From The Daily Beast

Since The Great White Way was given that strange moniker in 1890, the majority of actors have also bore a pasty complexion.

From The Daily Beast

The Great White Way shouldn't live too literally up to its name.

From The Daily Beast

Mosquitoes last night was worse than the heat and that was worse than Gila Bend's great white way.

From Project Gutenberg

He did the 'Great White Way' stunt—the restaurants, the roof gardens, a pretty actress at times, jewels and champagne.

From Project Gutenberg

Be patient, you who would star and see your name go up in the bright lights on the Great White Way.

From Project Gutenberg

The Great White Way has certain hostelries at which certain classes in "the profession" lunch, dine and sup habitually.

From Project Gutenberg

We smile at our superior ingenuity when we think of the "Great White Way."

From Project Gutenberg