133rd streetの例文

• The location : 133rd Street and 12th Avenue.
• Bishop R . C . Lawson once had a Bible book store on 133rd Street.
• The Fairway Market at 133rd Street has drawn more commerce to Harlem than anything in recent memory.
• Based on West 133rd Street, the squad investigates murders anywhere north of 59th Street, river to river.
• Bentley was the club owner of Clam House on 133rd Street in Harlem, which was a hub for queer patrons.
• Hundreds of people crammed into the West 133rd Street firehouse to watch King hand over the key to Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta.
• Near the 133rd Street gate, the Herman Goldman sports field was eliminated in favor of two new scientific education and research facilities.
• Blues singer Bessie Smith, a famous singer, lived across an air shaft from Davis for a short time on 133rd Street.
• South of 133rd Street, a freight stub breaks off from the Northeast Corridor, which is directly above the abandoned roadbed at this point.
• Later, Heather Ringwalt, a Red Cross spokeswoman, said the agency had set up a reception center at Public School 161 on 133rd Street for displaced families.
• Dahr, 40, became one of the many immigrant victims last March 7, just outside his door in his Manhattan apartment building, at 496 West 133rd Street.
• Between East 141st Street and East 133rd Street, just south of the Bruckner Expressway, in the Port Morris section of the Bronx, the roadbed is well preserved.
• Besides the Heerans and the Allens, the families of other trade center victims live on Beach 132nd and 133rd Street, close enough to have felt the heat of the crash's fires.
• For many years the Blum family ran a local insurance agency, and the presence of its clan was felt each summer with the conquest of beach space at the end of Beach 133rd Street.
• Across West 133rd Street to the south is the Manhattanville Bus Depot, and across West 135th Street to the north of the development lies a row of early-twentieth-century brick tenement buildings.
• Keeping in the tradition of authentic Southern cuisine is BBQ King, a cozy place on Frederick Douglass Boulevard and 133rd Street that opened in January and quickly developed a following for its barbecued ribs and chicken.
• The Manhattanville Bus Depot ( formerly known as the "'132nd Street Bus Depot "') is located on West 132nd and 133rd Street between Broadway and Riverside Drive in the Manhattanville neighborhood.
• Now many of them have joined customers from elsewhere in Manhattan, as well as New Jersey and Connecticut, in a sort of commercial mosaic inside the big orange store at 133rd Street below the West Side Highway.
• The Willis Avenue shuttle ended service on December 18, 1887, All service via the Willis Avenue Spur ended on April 14, 1924, when a pedestrian bridge was opened between the Willis Avenue and 133rd Street stations.