Sentence examples for north strip from inspiring English sources
S. North Strip, 702-385-7359; worldslargestgiftshop.com.
Hidden away on the North Strip, this pint-sized coffee shop with its candy-bright neon lights and faux flickering fireplaces is a beacon.
Despite an offbeat location, the Steer had its best years ever in 2015 and 2016, thanks in part to a growing retro appreciation trend in Las Vegas and in part to the sudden growth of the North Strip area where it is located, across the street from the SLS and new W and literally next door - like ten feet - from the just opened Lucky Dragon casino hotel.
And the most expensive apartments for rent in Pittsburgh are in Squirrel Hill North, Strip District and South Side Slopes.
Resorts World, a Malaysian hospitality and casino giant with decades of Asian gaming experience, is spending up to $4 billion for a 3,200-room 3,200-roomn the North Stripropertyill feature Chinese architecture such as an ersatz Great Wall.
To the north, a strip of the kinds of businesses usually found next to housing projects: C-town supermarket, bulletproofed Chinese restaurant, 99-cent store.
Take a washed-up hotel on the far-flung north coast, strip it bare and add a rainbow-hued clapboard Nordic extension.
In the north a strip 400 miles (650 km) long bordering the Caspian Sea and never more than 70 miles (115 km) wide (and frequently narrower) falls sharply from 10,000-foot (3,000-metre 3,000-metre the marsummitse's edge, some 90 feeto(30 methes) below sea level.
Friends and family gather to bury their dead at a cemetery in north Gaza Strip.
Atheists United spent three solid hours last Saturday cleaning up our north Glendale strip of the Glendale (2) Freeway, and by Monday there were already several "witches britches," as the British call plastic bags caught in trees and bushes, fluttering unattractively along the very area we had cleaned.
Sitting in the parking lot of a North York strip mall, he points across the street to a high rise apartment building, the home, he says, of a 51-year-old who thought Payne was a ten-year-old boy named Christopher.
