Sentence examples for trendy side from inspiring English sources
Resource is being aimed primarily at "a woman who is a little more on the trendy side and higher-income side, and the bull's-eye is 35 years old," Mr. Cooper said.
It is so quiet, according to Carol Spinelli, a broker with Coldwell Banker Timberland Properties, that a couple recently bought a house there as a getaway from their home in Woodstock on the other, more trendy, side of the Catskills.
The hope was to get a glance at Moscow's trendy side, but we apparently arrived too early, and made do with a couple of ridiculously expensive cocktails (no beer or wine, just cocktails on the menu) at a place near the huge, kitschy statue of Peter the Great atop a tall-masted ship.
So staggeringly cheap was this breakfast, we decided -- what the heck -- to follow it with brunch at Dim Sum Go Go, on East Broadway, representing the cosmopolitan, trendy side of Hong Kong, with its sleek, modern steel-and-glass décor, and delicious mini dumplings.
In fact, he thinks that the trendy side might make this field even more difficult.
The sprinter Sanya Richards-Ross, known for her gold medals and the trendy side-braid she wore in competition, plans on attending several shows.
When he moved to the trendy North Side of Chicago in 1986, it was only to be close to his teenage children, then living with his ex-wife.
The newly refurbished Protea Hotel Sea Point on the city's trendy west side (Arthur's Road; 27-21-434-3344 27-21-434-3344 27-21-434-3344 27-21-434-3344untain or sea viewww.proteahotels.comites decorated by Southasfrican artists.
This ambitious piece of urban regeneration is intended to replace the notoriously grim Cardroom Estate with trendy canal-side apartments and community facilities, under a Will Alsop masterplan.
It may sound like a California beach; but this is Rhythm, a warehouse-turned-club on Chicago's trendy near-West Side that shows the growing popularity of group drumming.If the phrase makes you think of Grateful Dead concerts and drug-induced states of mind, think again.
(As with most hotels in Maastricht, you can usually get better deals by going through an online agent like www.bookings.nl.) If you want to stay in the trendy Wyck-Céramique side of the Maas, try the Crowne Plaza (1 Ruiterij, 31-43-350-9191, www.crowneplazamaastricht.com), which has views of the old city and doubles starting at 169 euros.
