Sentence examples for westside from inspiring English sources
'westside' is a perfectly acceptable word in written English
It is a noun and primarily refers to the western part of a city, for example “I'm heading over to the westside to grab a bite to eat.” You can also use it to refer to the area inhabited by people of a particular group. For example, “The rapper hails from the Westside of Chicago.”
noun
The western side of a building, street, area etc.
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Los Angeles's Westside subway extension is set to be finished in 2036.
One study found that the city's westside line attracted new business and housing valued at more than 24 times its construction cost.
Even today, there are virtually no black residents—except for the occasional music or basketball star in Westside areas such as Beverly Hills, Brentwood or Pacific Palisades.
In the video released by Detroit Police yesterday, the 6ft tall man is seen entering the Walgreens drug store in the city's westside.
I lived in Santa Monica and worked in South Central, but I never defined myself as a black kid in a white neighborhood, or as a Westside kid in a black neighborhood".
— is only American culture, mainlined and snorted to overdose, specifically, the new-money culture of Westside Los Angeles, where too many ethnic minorities fashioned their lives in the image of their affluent white predecessors.
THE first tangible result of the BeltLine, a 25-year, $1.7 billion plan to create a ring of walking trails, public transit and greenspace around the city of Atlanta, may be the planned Westside Park; but some observers are worried plans are moving too slowly.
But Vulcan Materials, the company currently mining the quarry, has until 2008 to vacate the site, and planning for Westside Park won't begin until April.
In 1979 Westside Prep gained national prominence following a story and interview with Collins on the television news show 60 Minutes.
Collins later resigned her position at the school but continued working with the Westside Prep staff and traveled widely to promote her ideas.
