uptown

"Tim Lacy told me he got some once from a croaker uptown and fed 'em to his girl in soda water.

Old Johnny there waiting to see me, no end of a swell, Phillson, the uptown lawyer.

When she recovered we went uptown and had an ice cream.

Men who had finished the evening meal and who had planned to go uptown to talk the eve- ning away with other men at the back of some store changed their minds.

THE old man was uptown again before breakfast, but couldn't get no track of Tom; and both of them set at the table thinking, and not saying nothing, and looking mournful, and their coffee getting cold, and not eating anything.

She had been walking the first time he had ever seen her, thirteen years before, when her father had led his family uptown from the station, the day of their arrival in Fallon.

The way led uptown, past the City Hall and the Fourteenth Street skyscrapers, and out Broadway to Mountain View.

The working class did not come uptown any more to see how we were taking the strike.

In the beginning, Uptown was a conduit for grant fundraising and one of the group's most notable projects, Streetscape, came from a grant to spruce up downtown Clinton.

He was successful on Sands Rising and Uptown Lad, both trained by father Bob at Newburn, Newcastle

Black Ensemble Theater, located in Uptown on the city's North Side, was established in 1976.

In the decision to exhibit painting and sculpture in the uptown venue, the space of Manhattan is, in effect, divided: Masterpieces by Dubuffet and Matisse converse with their semblables uptown, while what is housed a hundred blocks below - what remains of visual culture, that is, when painting and sculpture are excluded - is made to attempt a more perilous conversation across the disciplines and practices of French photography, architecture, video, film, design, and installation art of the last forty years.