Sentence examples for At tenderloin from inspiring English sources

"Where would my girls go?" At Tenderloin gay bar Gangway, which recently acquired new owners and is expected to soon close and transform into a new establishment, longtime manager Bob Ames, 58, said he hoped the gay community would continue to patronize the bar in its new form.

Banding together as the Compton's Coalition, so-named after the trans riot at Tenderloin diner Compton's Cafeteria that predated Stonewall by three years, the organizations are promoting the district as a place where TLGB people can access services that are more essential than ever today, including healthcare.

Mr. Dodge, then the director of outreach and organizing at the Tenderloin Housing Clinic in San Francisco, had been at a big party in Berkeley when a colleague persuaded him and another person to leave the party for a better one at the colleague's girlfriend's apartment.

At $44, tenderloin of lamb was the priciest entree on the menu, but every mouthful of the three sweet and tender cuts was superb.

After his parents died Hank resumed his work with the homeless, this time at the Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center, yet another organization he was involved in founding.

I was in law school when Randy started Beyond Chron, but had worked as a community organizer at the Tenderloin Housing Clinic from 2000 to 2003.

Paul Hogarth is a lawyer and community organizer at the Tenderloin Housing Clinic, a non-profit in San Francisco that also publishes Beyond Chron -- voted the Bay Area's "Best Local Website" in 2008.

Originally from the Northeast, he's been at the Tenderloin station for three years, and in the SFPD for 17, about 12 of which were spent working as an undercover cop on the narcotics beat in some of the most dangerous neighborhoods in San Francisco. .

Originally from the Northeast, he's been at the Tenderloin station for three years, and in the SFPD for 17, about 12 of which were spent working as an undercover cop on the narcotics beat in some of the most dangerous neighborhoods in San Francisco.

Gray Area Foundation For The Arts co-founders Peter Hirshberg and Josette Melchor conveyed the pride they feel about turning a former porn theater in San Francisco's down-at-the-heels Tenderloin neighborhood into a sleek space for their art-meets-digital-technology foundation.

Try the gingered pork tenderloin at Bistro 43 in Des Moines, and you will taste the difference.