How To Use Bowery In A Sentence
-
a bowery lane
-
He paid as much attention to the floorboards or the tangle of buddleia in the yard below as he would to a woman's belly, Leigh Bowery's feminine bulk, Bruce Bernard's stoic drunkard's poise, Lord Goodman's vanity, Sue the Benefits Supervisor's affected boredom.
Lucian Freud's perverse depictions of magnificent muck
-
In the hushes of the Bowery Ballroom, expect to capture every nuance.
A Little Older, but No Less Noisy
-
She started well as a figurante in a comic opera company up-town, but from that she dropped to a female minstrel troupe in the Bowery, and now, Lewy Tusch told Cordelia, she was "tooing ter skirt-tance in ter pickernic parks for ter sick-baby fund, ant passin 'ter hat arount afterwarts.
Different Girls
-
That could potentially make the difference between a sell-out gig at Madison Square Garden and a half-filled room at the Bowery Ballroom.
Amy Edelman: Indie Authors: How to Build a Bieber-Size Audience
-
The Bowery is well on its way to gentrification.
-
And Surf Avenue wuz full, and what they called the Bowery of
Samantha at Coney Island and a Thousand Other Islands
-
The Bowery, a street in lower Manhattan, runs north for about a mile from Chatham Square to Cooper Square.
-
In response, he created Bowery Derelicts - a group of drunken bums, inspired by people he saw every day across from his apartment.
-
With considerable relish, Asbury chronicles the history of the multitude of gangs who fought to control the streets of the Bowery, Hell's Kitchen and the Five Points.
-
While the Bowery Lane Bicycle seems useful enough and is not as outlandishly priced as other Dutch-inspired bikes sold to Americans, I can't help thinking that if Mr. Bernard wants to "replicate" Amsterdam here he might be better off opening a Van Gogh museum and digging a series of canals.
Appealing Package: What's New Is Old Again
-
What Joseph Mitchell achieved in his New Yorker profiles of Bowery ticket-takers, Staten Island oystermen and Mohawk skyscraper steelworkers, Kuralt approached, more fondly, in his reportorial visits.
-
When the final column of the Third Avenue elevated was torn down, in February 1956, exposing the region to sunlight for the first time in nearly a century, one politician suggested changing the name Bowery, “with its connotation of drunken derelicts and broken dreams.”
The King's Best Highway
-
He studied the Bowery and flophouses in New York City for inspiration in his writing.
-
Parallel with the street," wrote the topographer HW Timperley in the 1930s, "and a bowshot from it, the Kennet rolls its deep and clear chalk waters beneath the bowery margins of a score of pleasant gardens ...
In praise of … the river Kennet | Editorial
-
The Save Coney Island folk have just released a new rendering, showing the Bank of Coney Island as what they call a Bowery Ballroom-style event and music space.
Gothamist
-
When Stern bought his first camera in 1948, he wandered around the Bowery in Chinatown, photographing vagrants.
-
The Bowery Theater, in particular, was described as ‘a common ground for the gamins.’
-
I got him tix to see a band down at the Bowery, which we have not done in, like, forever.
-
He seems to favor the man's man… and this is clear in the male-oriented subject matter of his earliest works, which were more appropriate to a Bowery barroom than a European movie parlor.
-
The bulk of the rest of the block between Second Avenue and Bowery is occupied by the Avalon at Bowery Place apartment complex.
Diving Into Downtown Culture
-
He made friends, had adventures, found ways to fight the boredom with his cluster of rat-eyed Latin Bowery Boys.
-
By 18, Fellig was living alone among the flophouses of the Bowery and worked a succession of jobs - as a labourer and taking passport photographs - until 1924, when he found employment in the darkrooms of Acme Newspictures.
-
As the Bowery fete ably proves, Superdrag's back catalog is loaded with power-pop bullets-such as the cheerfully bitter post-major-label plaint "Keep It Close to Me
Village Voice - The most recent 10 stories
-
In the movie "Bowery to Broadway" (1944), it is the members of the Murray Hill Society for Social Reform — a perfect bluenose name — who call in the police to halt a performance by the song-and-dance protagonist.
Visiting Cagney's Neighborhood
-
The Bowery is just a New York street, but in those days it was also a community with a culture and rituals and an argot all its own.
Tales from the Bowery
-
Liz Christy took to petitioning the city's Housing and Preservation Department to make their newly-created garden - which they called the Bowery Garden - an official community garden.
Energy Bulletin -
-
A knife to his belly had brought him to the Bowery Mission, where he continues as a lay preacher.
-
He made friends, had adventures, found ways to fight the boredom with his cluster of rat-eyed Latin Bowery Boys.
-
Left is Scyros afar, and Phthia's bowery Tempe,
Poems and Fragments
-
Campari is turning 150, and they celebrated the momentous birthday Sunday night at the Bowery Hotel in a an artistic celebration replete with James Franco singing, pastie-filled performances, and of course specialty cocktails prepared by notable bartenders, all benefiting the United States Bartending Guild.
Campari's 150th Birthday Party: Pastie-Filled Performances & James Franco Sings (PHOTOS)
-
On Saturday, Fourth Arts Block, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting the East Fourth Street Cultural District between Second Avenue and the Bowery, is hosting East Village Eats, a tour of some of the area's restaurants.
East Village: Counterculture, Luxury Condos
-
The "puller-in" and the "barker" of Baxter Street and the Bowery are mere sucking doves compared with the vendors of Jerusalem: they will get in front of you and pull you into their shops, and the only way you can prevent an assault is to jump to the other side of the street or dive into an alley.
A Fantasy of Mediterranean Travel
-
Thy languid pools where nymphs do bathe; thy bowery banks where naiads bask; thy sweet waters where at dusk the unicorn and aurochs sup.
THE CALLIGRAPHER
-
Fresh off the heels of opening his second Bowery canteen, Peels, Mr. Somer plans to decamp to Brooklyn where he will whittle his own line of salvaged wood furniture.
21st-Century Man
-
By decade's end, what had been a haphazard collection of Bowery flophouses ballooned to a geographically dispersed network of some 20 facilities lodging 5,000 men nightly.
-
In 2005, the Avalon supplanted two parking lots, as well as the Church of All Nations (which used to look out over pre-Whole Foods Houston Street) and a tenement building that was the former site of McGurk 's Suicide Hall, perhaps the most infamous dive bar in Bowery history.
Diving Into Downtown Culture
