West Side

noun

1. the western part of Manhattan Island, New York City: conventionally W of Fifth Avenue.

Example Sentences

“There was a full breakdown, we know that for sure. It’s why everybody on the west side was like, we have to save ourselves.”

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As part of that cohort, Martinez, Villalobos and Ruiz bring their lived experiences as Latinos from L.A. to the West Side art institution, drawing inspiration from the landscapes of their upbringing.

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But every Upper West Side family buying a $1.5 million home in Greenwich was a New York family that threw off a whole world of local jobs and spending—delis, hair salons, babysitters, dog walkers, cleaners, dentists—and every one of them paid the already-high New York City taxes that pay the bills in this town.

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Related, best known for more conventional real-estate ventures such as its sweeping Hudson Yards development on Manhattan’s West Side, is emerging as an unexpected front-runner in the race to build data centers.

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She’s in a seventh-floor hotel suite overlooking Broadway on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, sitting cross-legged on the couch, leaning forward and clutching a green pillow in her lap.

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