Sentence examples for side institutions from inspiring English sources

Several South Side institutions, including the University of Chicago, subsequently opened adult trauma centers.

On the Upper West Side, institutions like the Thalia theater and Shakespeare and Company have given way to Loews multiplexes and Barnes and Noble.

The article asserts that, "On the Upper West Side, institutions like the Thalia theater... have given way to Loews multiplexes," as if the beloved Thalia cinema now existed only in history books along with ghosts like the New Yorker movie house, the Trans-Lux and the Nemo.

Now they are living the fantasy that Mr. Harger had back in Oregon, when his image of New York came from scenes in "You've Got Mail," which on their DVD version also gives maps and photos of Upper West Side institutions like Riverside Park and H & H Bagel. New York life is more expensive, though, and they have been forced to go back to a budget, as in their early married days.

On the academic side, institutions like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Oxford are hard at work mapping the human brain and attempting to emulate it.

On the other side, institutions and systems of poverty and inequality tell her that when she comes off the ledge and back inside her life, if she can--nothing is going to get better.

Recently, Emanuel visited Valois: See Your Food, a South Side institution that gives new meaning to the phrase "greasy spoon".

"It's an East Side institution," one dealer said, "and the Hilton location on Sixth Avenue confused people.

An inquiry was made to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, arguably the apotheosis of an East Side institution, even if it does lie on the west side of Fifth Avenue.

The pressure to make exceptions can be intense for a nursery director, said Cynthia Bing, who heads the school advisory service at the Parents League of New York, an East Side institution that guides families through the independent school application process.

"It's unique for a black Baptist pastor in Chicago to be a Republican, especially as head of an organization dominated by Democrats," Dr. Bullock said this week in his cranberry-carpeted office at the Progressive Baptist Church, an 81-year-old South Side institution, where he has been pastor for two years.