Park Avenue

noun

1. a wide street in New York City traditionally associated with luxurious residential and professional buildings, fashionable living, and high society.

Park Avenue

1. A fashionable residential street in Manhattan .

Example Sentences

It centers on Howard Street between Fayette and Lexington streets and stretches a block east to Park Avenue.

From Washington Post

If Goodell has a damning instinct to demur, it’s also true that since 2014 he has wrought a visible difference in the space he can most immediately affect, the league headquarters on Park Avenue.

From Washington Post

Fisher’s commentary on the “Park Avenue fantasy” of celebrity attendees — including Henry Fonda, Betty Davis, Douglas Fairbanks and Hedy Lamarr — was shut down by Biltmore staff after 12 minutes.

From Ozy

The UC San Diego Extension facility, which is being built at the corner of Park Avenue and Market Street, will fit with these projects too, including potentially educating some of their workers.

From Voice of San Diego

So outraged he swung into action and summoned the former Baltimore Ravens running back to the NFL Vatican on Park Avenue.

From The Daily Beast

The family lived on Park Avenue and in Rye, New York, summered on Lake George and had servants in the home.

From The Daily Beast

The Hamptons was once described on Gossip Girl as “Park Avenue but with tennis whites and Bain de Soleil.”

From The Daily Beast

Before then there was no Park Avenue north of 42nd Street because of the railroad yards.

From The Daily Beast

I did not want to write, as I had in my last book, about the Park Avenue, NetJets crowd.

From The Daily Beast

Exactly twenty minutes later Judkins carried in a tray, and set it on a table beside a window looking down into Park Avenue.

From Project Gutenberg

They sent their luggage to their homes and took a taxi for the Crane town house, on upper Park Avenue.

From Project Gutenberg

Meanwhile in the house on South Park Avenue sat a woman who was enduring alone the pain, the anguish of an irreparable loss.

From Project Gutenberg

Then what was left of the mob was pushed back from the front of the building down Park Avenue.

From Project Gutenberg

First of all, of course, she reigned unchecked over the South Park Avenue flat.

From Project Gutenberg