(1) We could walk uptown or we could take the train.

(2) He rode uptown and made his way to Bob's apartment.

(3) We met in a tony restaurant uptown.

(4) New uptown is nearby the high way.

(5) He rented an apartment uptown.

(6) They live in an apartment uptown.

(7) We took the subway uptown to Yankee Stadium.

(8) We walked uptown a couple of blocks until we found a cab.

(9) There's a skating rink uptown.

(10) Uptown was still in bad shape.

(11) Susan continued to live uptown.

(12) Content, meaning and content, are all stored uptown, in the notched pillars of the skyscrapers.

(13) I looked at the address: a hospital way uptown, near the Bronx.

(14) The paramedics eventually drove me uptown to the scene of the accident.

(15) The first uptown train to come along was an express, and I rode it one stop to Ninety-sixth Street.

(16) Debbie saw her uptown train and decided to make a run for it.

(17) Where can I transfer to the uptown express?

(18) Cab driver: Uptown? You headed into Harlem!

(19) I am Uptown, down North and West side.

(20) She went to the uptown post office.

(21) He now lives in an apartment a little farther uptown.

(22) I can get lunch in Chinatown for half of what it costs uptown.

(23) They threw a party for me in the Tiger Hotel in uptown Columbia.

(24) The Empire State Building has been moved a few blocks uptown.

(25) Now the cars thumped and bucked on the ramp, the uptown stampede from the traps of the underpass.

(26) She had on this blood-red blouse that made her look real uptown.

(27) He withdrew three hundred, put the cash in his pocket, and continued uptown.

(28) Over forty years that was the only place they had, then about five years ago they opened uptown.

(29) Sontag argued against what was in effect the differentiated mode of signification implicit in the assumptions of uptown culture.

(30) We first met him at an elegant hotel in the uptown district of Manhattan.

(1) We could walk uptown or we could take the train.

(2) He rode uptown and made his way to Bob's apartment.

(3) He rented an apartment uptown.

(31) He lived in a quiet section of uptown.

(32) Remember, the number 1 train. The uptown platform.

(33) You take the uptown R train and get off at 42 nd street.

(34) This sixth floor penthouse overlooks the Minneapolis lakes, Uptown area and downtown beyond.

(35) He asked why I was going downtown (I live uptown). After blubbering some excuses, I finally just came clean.

(36) Personnel Officer: Wanna work uptown nights ? South Bronx ? Harlem?

(37) But the sudden inspiration came on the subway platform at 33rd Street when I was taking the 6 train uptown to meet my daughter for lunch.

(38) The expansive, highly regarded zoo is located in the Uptown area of thecity, near the end of the famed St. Charles Avenue trolley line.

(39) And Tiffany continues to walk a thin line as it tries to drive sales through accessibly priced goods while maintaining its uptown image.

(40) The woman tells the cabdriver the next address, some place a little farther uptown, and the cab swings into traffic.

(41) Mr. Lam, whose luxury ready-to-wear collections evoke a classically uptown ideal, is a designer of Chinese descent who came to New York by way of San Francisco.

(42) Cool, bohemian, sort of edgy. Not uptown - y at all.

(43) All they every do is go uptown and mess around.

(44) A central portion of a city, between uptown and downtown.

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(45) Later, when they had finished dinner, they drove uptown in a taxi-cab and went to one of the summer musical shows near Broadway, where an English revue was appearing.

(46) When it was time for his appointment he drifted uptown to the club entrance.

(47) She loves to uptown also. And this is our favorite teen shop.

(48) Even St. Nick has to commute in New York City. Headed uptown or downtown, teams of department store Santas turn subway cars into Christmas trains.

(49) Take the uptown A train and off at the next station.

(50) In a sleek uptown Women nightclub, the queen is holding court.