Below you will find example sentences with "arlington heights". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.
Arlington Heights in a sentence
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- Belongs to the word: heights
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Brenton Smith is policy adviser for the Heartland Institute, a think tank in Arlington Heights. (15 words)
A lot of infrastructure needs to be changed around in order to accommodate that big stadium in Arlington Heights. (19 words)
Rep. Mark Walker, D-Arlington Heights, said figuring out how to handle remains has been more difficult than he initially thought. (21 words)
The Bears issued a statement June 2, the days officials met with the mayor, that said plans to build “the largest single development project in Illinois history” in Arlington Heights are “at risk” and they are exploring other options. (39 words)
They are working to close on a 326-acre piece of land at Arlington Park in Arlington Heights soon with the property envisioned to become the home of not only a new stadium but a large entertainment district. (38 words)
The Bears say they’ll shoulder most of the burden of building the Arlington Heights stadium, but anyone with common sense and a knowledge of history knows that these deals rarely end up in favor of the citizens. (38 words)
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A developer has proposed an eight-story, 300-unit apartment building with ground-floor retail on the southeast corner of Arlington Heights and Algonquin roads in Arlington Heights.
David Polly of Hoffman Estates and his dog, Brandi, get ready for the Arlington Heights Rotary Santa Run on Saturday in Arlington Heights.
Maryann Konopka of Mount Prospect and Jonathan Wolf of Arlington Heights assemble a voting booth Thursday as the election judge team sets up for early voting at Arlington Heights village hall.
They are working to close on a 326-acre piece of land at Arlington Park in Arlington Heights soon with the property envisioned to become the home of not only a new stadium but a large entertainment district.
An office building being torn down this week is next to the Arlington Downs mixed-use redevelopment along Euclid Avenue in Arlington Heights.
With the new Alice West Fleet Elementary School in Arlington Heights next year, Arlington Public Schools needs to tweak boundaries for a variety of schools as ripple effects of the change spread throughout the county.
A lot of infrastructure needs to be changed around in order to accommodate that big stadium in Arlington Heights.
An Arlington Heights woman faces an arson charge alleging she set the fire early Tuesday that caused significant damage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Des Plaines, police announced Wednesday.
A playground structure will be relocated to the east side, and a 4-foot-tall fence will be installed along Arlington Heights Road as a vehicle barrier.
Arlington Heights-based school district officials will look at hiring a lobbyist as talks around possible tax deals for a proposed northwest suburban Chicago Bears stadium heat up in Springfield.
Brenton Smith is policy adviser for the Heartland Institute, a think tank in Arlington Heights.
Current Superintendent Scott Rowe announced in April he was leaving the district to head Arlington Heights-based Northwest Suburban High School District 214.
Fausto's Italian Kitchen in downtown Arlington Heights plans to open its patio for outdoor dining and add beer and wine to the menu.
In a move that could be used as bargaining leverage, the team said in a statement Friday that plans to build “the largest single development project in Illinois history” are “at risk” in Arlington Heights.
Jim O'Donnell says that for all the behind-the-scenes machinations, Arlington Heights remains the front-runner to land the Bears.
Other makerspaces can be found at libraries in Arlington Heights, Aurora, Bloomingdale, Lake Zurich, Naperville and Palatine -- just to name a few -- as well as in select schools.
Plans to build “the largest single development project in Illinois history” are “at risk” in Arlington Heights, the Bears said in a statement they released Friday in conjunction with their meeting.
Rep. Mark Walker, D-Arlington Heights, said figuring out how to handle remains has been more difficult than he initially thought.
The Bears issued a statement June 2, the days officials met with the mayor, that said plans to build “the largest single development project in Illinois history” in Arlington Heights are “at risk” and they are exploring other options.
The Bears say they’ll shoulder most of the burden of building the Arlington Heights stadium, but anyone with common sense and a knowledge of history knows that these deals rarely end up in favor of the citizens.