midtown
మిడ్ టౌన్
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noun
a huge midtown apartment
the central part of a city between the downtown and uptown areas.
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a huge 'midtown' apartment
Anyway, she works out in a 'midtown' gym, and sources say the former faux glamour gal looks better than ever.
I have also noticed that in 'midtown' office buildings, men will step aside for women to both enter and exit elevators ahead of them.
Except for a slightly angled roof that glints on the west end, it looks like it might have been part of this 'midtown' neighborhood for some time.
a huge 'midtown' apartment
At the time it was the largest deal ever done in London's 'midtown' area.
Tonight, though, Lauren and I gazed upon you at your 'midtown' location while we studied for the bar.
And then I remembered David, my former student who I'd run into in 'midtown' three weeks earlier.
Unbearably smitten, Oscar flees his father's Thanksgiving party to drown his sorrows in a 'midtown' bar.
Jody named a rival restaurateur, a successful meat mogul who owned several 'midtown' steakhouses.
The setting of the poem is a 'midtown' bar where the poet sits musing dispiritedly about the onset of WWII.
The site is adjacent to Times Square and within the 'midtown' business district.
My new office is on Park Avenue, in the 'midtown' area.
The church building is located in the historic 'midtown' section of the city.
On one of my first visits, I lingered for an hour or so in the lounge with a group of more or less stodgy 'midtown' friends.
Folks on their way to work stride down a 'midtown' block in silent competition with all the other fast walkers.
Sprinting to the 'midtown' office of a friend, I knew the race was on.
The 'midtown' facility will reopen in September with a show from the permanent collection.
Very opposite in style and feel is the Vogel garden in the 'midtown' business area of the city.
The gallery remained a key 'midtown' venue until she retired in 1995 and closed the space.
Martz leaves her 'midtown' office and walks five minutes to her apartment.
Just a few days ago, the Detroit Free Press published statistics on the income of residents of the city's 'midtown' area.
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