neighborhood's in a sentence

1. Now he sees gentrification as the neighborhood's next racial adversity.

2. The neighborhood's opinions caused him to doubt his own eternal security.

3. This neighborhood's history is a history of the Caliphate and of the West.

4. A brother and sister bear detective team solves all their neighborhood's mysteries.

5. Even worse was the neighborhood's inability to secure jobs for Tenderloin residents.

6. Milton’s best work didn’t focus on the neighborhood's problems, at least not directly.

7. And it's very exciting to immediately see the benefits for the neighborhood's residents."

8. Walk 5 doors down the street to the Country Club - the neighborhood's biggest attraction.

9. Perhaps one of the patrons of the Minnesota Club was also the neighborhood's street planner?

10. bocce courts are also present- a nod to the neighborhood's still vibrant italian community.

11. This is good for the person who wants to buy the house and good for the neighborhood's economic growth.

12. He lived in a tiny apartment in New York's East Village and was an active member of the neighborhood's arts scene.

13. A few remnants of the neighborhood's Lithuanian heritage still remain, such as Lithuanian Hall located on Hollins Street.

14. Hidden among the Santa Cruz neighborhood's maze of streets, you'll find – if you're looking carefully -- Aire de Sevilla.

15. We also show how each city, town, neighborhood or micro-neighborhood's appreciation rate compares to others across the U.

16. Your experience will end in Campo de 'Fiori known for its local food market and the center of the neighborhood's nightlife.

17. It also shows usage among a select subset, demonstrating how well the neighborhood's most efficient members are performing.

18. The neighborhood's distinctive name comes from its builders and early residents, German immigrants of the mid-19th century.

19. The success of his restaurant and the number of people it attracts have been great catalysts for the neighborhood's rebirth.

20. Many residents believe the designation will help protect the neighborhood's architectural integrity and boost property values.