Sentence examples for off the concourse from inspiring English sources

He envisioned the street as a link between the population centers of Manhattan and the great parks of the Bronx, but the street eventually became a destination in its own right, and people were honored to live on it and even nearby; apartments were advertised as "two blocks from the Concourse" or "right off the Concourse".

Five years ago Ms. Valarezo moved into a rental apartment off the Concourse with her mother.

It spent $895,000 to saw the 700-ton structure off the concourse and haul it 1,500 feet out of the way.

Five years ago, Lynn Loosier, a jazz singer raised in Georgia, bought a renovated two-bedroom apartment in a Renaissance Revival building on Walton Avenue, one block off the Concourse, for $250,000, granite countertops included.

This bar off to the side of the concourse was all that was left of the old train station; it reminded Patrick of the periods in modern literature when a decline in civilization is evident in the works of the poets.

Ms. Gotbaum then took off down the concourse hallway.

When England arrived with timetabled precision, 90 minutes before kick-off, the concourses were a dreamscape.

Tracks Raw Bar & Grill opened a decade ago between the Long Island Rail Road ticket windows and Tracks 18 and 19, in an off-the-beaten-concourse space that had been shuttered for years.

And which of the big chains would like to see driven off the station concourse, forever?

Moore met me off the London train on the concourse of Northampton station, which, after recent development, resembles an airport terminal.

It is on the concourse level near the skating rink.