wrong side of townの例文

• They told me he was born on the wrong side of town . ..
• The streets lead to strip joints and neighborhood dives, Chinatown and simply the wrong side of town.
• Living in a workers cottage on the wrong side of town certainly couldn't have helped her social status.
• Over on the wrong side of town, sullen Suzie Toller ( Neve Campbell ) is also claiming Sam raped her.
• And it is in this arena that the line appears sharp and irrefutable, like train tracks demarcating the wrong side of town.
• When he grew up here this was considered the wrong side of town, and he knew the children needed something to do,
• The era when the blues was mysterious, tantalizing knowledge from the wrong side of town, or the other side of the Atlantic, is over.
• As a woman, I need to be armed in case I'm on the wrong side of town and some guy bothers me ."
• Such a schedule leads to a unique perspective on airports ( " They're all under construction and on the wrong side of town,"
• Jashari, the pensioner trapped on the wrong side of town, went to the headquarters together with a group of journalists and asked for help going home.
• Admittedly, this bunch has a vested interest in the outcome of a best-of-five series that ] opens tonight on the wrong side of town.
• When food columnist and cookbook author Michael Stern arrives in an unknown city, he likes to drive " to the wrong side of town, roll down the window and inhale ."
• His songwriting credits for the band include " Piece of Paper ", " Love isn't All ", " Wrong Side of Town " and " Cinderella ", which charted at # 34 on Billboard in 1977.
• Scott has reduced the complexities of a notorious foreign policy blunder to what happens when a bunch of clean-cut white boys venture into the wrong side of town and get roughed up by some giant, scary niggers ."
• Contemporaries were aghast at the earl's decision to build his Dublin residence on the wrong side of town, but he confidently predicted, " Where I go, fashion will follow, " and his prophesy proved true.
• Such a dirty trick would have had real impact if it weren't targeting a rundown noodle shop on the wrong side of town, but instead, say, a snobbish, pricey French bistro just begging to be taken down a few notches.
• Brown has done her novel a great service by making its most persuasive character a sullen young woman with her heart in two worlds _ walking the wilds of Houston's upper-crust suburbs, and knowing she's on the wrong side of town.
• Stern defines " the wrong side of town " as being " genuine neighborhoods where people have been living more than 6 to 9 months, " as opposed to younger, oftentimes renovated neighborhoods dotted with Baby Boomer hangouts ( and high rents to match ).
• The shabby acquisition and shameful consideration of same required a smuggler's cool, a plausible fake ID and a fistful of bus transfers to the wrong side of town, where a certain grizzled shopkeeper was willing to sell us, for a price _ yes _ the comedy albums of Redd Foxx and Lenny Bruce.
• After Tommy Djilas, a boy from the wrong side of town, sets off a firecracker, interrupting the proceedings, Harold takes the stage and announces to the townspeople that he will prevent " sin and corruption " from the pool table by forming a boys'band ( " Ya Got Trouble [ Reprise ] / Seventy-Six Trombones " ).