Sentence examples for far westside from inspiring English sources
After that, it says, "Metro began seriously studying use the Expo Line corridor to get rail to the far Westside". The Expo Line extension joins other projects aimed at making it easier to get around this vast county of over 10 million people.
But then for the full character - a trans prostitute - I actually went to some pretty interesting bars on the far, far, far westside of Manhattan where transgender people hung out.
I had signed up for a CSA in Chelsea, on the far Westside of Manhattan, so we could eat farm fresh vegetables and I lugged the produce home on the subway, so dedicated was I to healthy eating.
We have broken the 63 year curse old that no train would ever again pierce the sacred veil of L.A.'s far Westside.
It was about as far from the Westside as the entertainment industry could go...
While Blank's spending on the Westside so far is significant, it is still just a fraction of what the city is spending on the stadium.
But in places as far away as the Westside, 29,400 Los Angeles Department of Water and Power customers were in the dark by daybreak.
Far from revitalizing the Westside as the bridge's proponents claim, a 19th Street bridge clearly would adversely impact everyone who lives, works or owns a business or real property nearby.
Residents cite several factors: fumbles by property owners, hefty rent increases, the allure of more appealing options in Brentwood and Santa Monica, and the village's relatively remote location far from freeways at the Westside's northern tip.
Bunker Hill could benefit from making the high-rises, tailored for corporate tastes of the late 1980s and early 1990s, attractive to L.A.'s growing cadre of creative firms, which have so far clustered mostly on the Westside, real estate broker John Zanetos of CBRE Group Inc. said.
Because the right of way exists and Southern Pacific wants to sell it, city officials say, the route would be a quick way to provide rail service to the Westside, and for far less money than a westward extension of the Metro Rail system that Yaroslavsky favors.
