Sentence examples for going to manhattan from inspiring English sources

Howell remembered Raleigh's going to Manhattan clubs to see musicians.

"Next week," he said, "I'm going to Manhattan again".

One of the stated reasons for New Jersey's largess was to keep all those jobs from going to Manhattan.

Now a sound technician for the WNYC radio show "The Takeaway," he spent his youth going to Manhattan to see shows at CBGB and the Limelight.

To the Editor: Regarding "New York, Chapter and Verse" (Dec. 16), there's a sweet kind of denial in going to Manhattan to report on literary night life.

Before going to Manhattan Marymount, he was provost and head of academic affairs at Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y.

MANHATTAN-BOUND Occasionally, at least once or twice a month, we'll go to Manhattan.

The section only gets four entries, the fourth is going to Manhattan Beach Mira Costa, which knocked off Los Angeles Loyola in the Division 1 section final.

If you're going to make Manhattans or Penicillins (or better yet, a Perfect Manhattan) this book adds the hometown pride.

And they're definitely not the first things you're going to appreciate about the Manhattan-based chain's Livingston location, which opened Feb. 4 and shares sidewalk space, somewhat unappealingly, with a Men's Wearhouse off Route 10.

At Girl & the Goat, a Chicago restaurant, the head mixologist Benjamin Schiller is going to put Buffalo Trace bourbon Manhattans back into a Buffalo Trace barrel, and serve patrons cocktails aged one month, two months and three months, either separately, or as a flight.