Sentence examples for more East end from inspiring English sources
The prices, too, are more East End than middle Island.
His politics are a shade more Blairish; his manner and accent more East End than Oxford don.
Cleaning up the even more contaminated east end, where the live-fire zone used to be, has not started as the navy, EPA and Puerto Rican government wrangle over the scope of what will be done.
"She's blown more of the East End than the Luftwaffe," he says.
The reverse whether more of Mr Brown, or indeed the SNP, will be useful to Glasgow East is more doubtful.Easterhouse is the east end's best-known badland.
NO milieu, however, was more transporting than the East End neighborhood of Shoreditch.
The bread basket gives the first clue that Mill Creek is more than just another East End fried fish joint.
THE Riverhead Project looks like a Hamptons transplant, with the sleek décor and high prices that are more typical of the East End than of the Suffolk County seat.
The loft-style condos at the Bulova building will be unique to the village and, more broadly, to the East End, he said.
Music in Bridgehampton On the East End, more quality music makes its appearance Wednesday when the Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival begins its three-week run of nine concerts and two benefits.
President Sarkozy of France once sent two ministers over on a fact-finding tour to find out why their weren't more riots in the East End of the type afflicting the banlieues.
