Citations:westside

noun usages:

• 2012, Henry F. Diaz, Climate Variability and Change in High Elevation Regions, →ISBN:

  These watersheds were selected because they are reasonable representations of altitudinal cross-sections of the westside and eastside of each park, and also have sufficient longterm climatic and hydrological databases to provide input for modeling.

• 2013, Treasure Blue, Fly Betty, →ISBN, page 186:

  When Betty had taken care of all her business, she'd simply spend the rest of the day gaining her strength back by usually walking around Central Park, that stretched from 110th Street all the way down to 59th Street from Eighth Avenue on the westside to Fifth Avenue on the east and back around.

• 2013, Dana Coyne, Be Well, Detroit, →ISBN:

  Detroit is Mexican Village and Greektown and the eastside and the westside and Woodward Avenue.

• 2014, Poketa L. Moore, Through These Brown Eyes: A Novel, →ISBN:

  I went over to his apartment over in Learing Homes on the westside to work out some details.

• 2014, Bruce Russell, Chinatown County: The Sell-Out of Marina del Rey, →ISBN, page 37:

  Santa Monica is the dominant city on Los Angeles County's westside and the decision of the Outlook owners to close the newspaper because of a drop-off in advertising left the city without a voice.

• 2015, Christopher Noxon, Plus One, →ISBN, page 208:

  But even Alex had to accept that the westside had one thing the east just didn't: All the good doctors.

attributive uses (or adjective?)

• 1983, K. Leroy Dolph, Site index curves for young-growth incense-cedar of the westside Sierra Nevada:

  Estimated heights of dominant and codominant trees where site index and breast-height (b.h.) age are known for young-growth incense-cedar of the westside Sierra Nevada.

• 2012, H. Jesse Walker, Artificial Structures and Shorelines, →ISBN, page 124:

  During periods of no dredging, choking of the entrance channel is rapid and a hooked spit develops at the westside top of the breakwater at Blankenberge.

• 2012, Paul Madyun, The Candidate, →ISBN:

  Apaullo entered the bank's westside revolving doors, and followed the arrow directing him down to the lower level vault, which housed the boxes.

• 2013, Rod Gragg, The Illustrated Gettysburg Reader, →ISBN:

  When he reached Gettysburg on July 1, he was greeted with blunt news: General Reynolds was dead, and he was now the senior Federal commander on of Gettysburg's westside ridges and General Reynolds's “bold front”—as Howard put—had given the Federal army the advantage of choosing the battlefield.

• 2013, Dave Aquino, Personal War, →ISBN, page 37:

  “I live in the westside 'hood of Paradise Cottages,” Eddie replied.

• 2013, William J. Chandler, Audubon Wildlife Report 1989/1990, →ISBN, page 138:

  Although environmentalists may see the westside old growth in danger of being liquidated because of extremely high cutting rates in 1987 and 1988, the industry claims that many trees cut in the past few years were originally scheduled for logging in 1981 or 1982.

• 2014, Dr. Larry H. Spruill, Donna M. Jackson, Mount Vernon Revisited, →ISBN, page 63:

  After 100 years, the older southside and westside houses were in disrepair.

• 2014, Lowell Cauffiel, Masquerade: A True Story of Seduction, Compulsion, and Murder, →ISBN:

  They signed the lease for Casper and the same day enrolled in a westside methadone program called Private Health Systems.

• 2014, David R. Butler, Fire Lookouts of Glacier National Park, →ISBN, page 113:

  The westside photographs provided coverage along Lake McDonald from roadside points one and two; much of the forest on the west side of Lake McDonald burned in the Robert Fire of 2003.

• 2014, Tom Snyder, Pacific Coast Highway: Traveler's Guide, →ISBN, page 41:

  Redondo Beach and other westside beach cities first opened up as resort areas when the Big Red Cars of Pacific Electric began making weekend runs.