Upstate

Definition

upstate /ʌp'steÇt / adv, adj ေတာပိုင္း။ upstate New York ❍ We go upstate every summer for our vacation.

Examples

1. ‘It doesn't matter so much in New York City
2. but upstate it's a problem.’
3. ‘When I retire in a few years
4. I think that I will move to Wyoming
5. Montana or even to upstate Idaho.’
6. ‘At six years old
7. I was adopted by a childless immigrant couple living in upstate New York
8. a Irish stone mason-carpenter and his wife.’
9. ‘On the way upstate to his honoring ceremony
10. Harry drops in to visit his sister
11. and they immediately begin arguing.’
12. ‘His mom was standing over the sink
13. probably washing dishes
14. and was talking about something that had to do with a college upstate.’
15. ‘Eventually he began taking them on trips to the Jersey shore and to an orphanage upstate.’
16. ‘I'm heading inland
17. upstate
18. out of town and off the radar.’
19. ‘The city's intransigence has hardened already hard upstate opposition.’
20. ‘How did I go through adolescence in upstate New York and miss this?’
21. ‘Kingdom Hospital
22. located in upstate Maine
23. has a rather redolent past.’
24. ‘She agrees and
25. along with her husband
26. travels upstate to the secluded
27. wooded oasis.’
28. ‘Here he was
29. on Christmas Eve with Eva's family in a large mansion in upstate Massachusetts.’
30. ‘I am upstate and the lack of light pollution makes the eclipse a sight to behold.’
31. ‘Because most prisons are built upstate
32. many families have difficulty making the long trips.’
33. ‘In the coming months
34. Alex's job will very likely relocate upstate
35. a four-hour drive from here.’
36. ‘You see
37. I'm moving from upstate to somewhere down in the southern half for next year.’
38. ‘He had gotten into one law school upstate
39. and was waiting to hear from the west coast.’
40. ‘Apparently there was a problem with the lease on his late parents' house and he had to head upstate for the weekend.’
41. ‘The network spans southern upstate New York
42. Long Island
43. northern New Jersey and Connecticut.’
44. ‘Someday
45. they want to move upstate
46. buy a house
47. maybe even have kids.’