Gansevoort in a sentence

Gansevoort Peninsula, a 5.5-acre park between Gansevoort Street and Little West 12th Street in the Meatpacking District, opened last month.

The response from customers has been so great that Kanfer was also able to open Kamasu by Kissaki at Hudson Yards and Saishin at Gansevoort Rooftop.

Hudson River Park Trust released renderings of the proposed Gansevoort Peninsula.

Situated directly across from the Whitney Museum of American Art at 100 Gansevoort St., Wix’s 15,784 square feet on the ground floor wrap around the corner of the landmarked building onto Tenth Avenue, and overlooks the West Side Highway and Hudson River.

The stars of her show, “Trampoline: Resilience & Black Body & Soul,” at Fort Gansevoort, are found on the second and third floors, where Ms. German’s large figures pop and process against bright walls.

All three vehicles owned by Prestige Limousine, which is based in Gansevoort, New York, had violations when they were inspected last month, U.S. Department of Transportation records show.

After the death of Melville's father in 1832 his mother added an "e" to the family surname—seemingly at the behest of her son Gansevoort.

Delbanco (2005), 25 ) In any case, his older brother Gansevoort served as a role model for Melville in various ways.

Gansevoort had copies of John Todd's Index Rerum, a blank book, more of a register, in which one could index remarkable passages from books one had read, for easy retrieval.

In 1814, Allan married Maria Gansevoort Melvill, who was committed to the Dutch Reformed version of the Calvinist creed of her family.

In February he was elected president of the Philo Logos Society, which Peter Gansevoort invited to move into Stanwix Hall for no rent.

Parker (1996), 110 That April, the nationwide economic panic forced Gansevoort to file for bankruptcy and Uncle Thomas Jr. secretly planned to leave Pittsfield, where he had not paid taxes on the farm.

That same month a fire destroyed Gansevoort's skin-preparing factory, which left him with personnel he could neither use nor afford.

The two surviving volumes are the best evidence for Melville's reading in this period, because there is little doubt that Gansevoort's reading served him as a guide.

Those include: citation * Gansevoort Market Historic District was the first new historic district in Greenwich Village in 34 years.

Uncle Peter Gansevoort, who was one of the directors of the New York State Bank, got Herman a job as clerk for $150 a year.