knickerbocker , knick (skrót)

The trade has now moved around the corner to Knickerbocker.

The Knickerbocker failed as a hotel and in 1921 was turned into an office building.

Knickerbocker Village opens, first in a series of public housing projects.

It was dressed in a knickerbocker suit of black silk.

It was the private waiting room below the old Knickerbocker Hotel.

The Knickerbocker Laundry itself has been gone since about 1970.

To this day, a sign over that door still proclaims, "Knickerbocker."

In September 1948, twenty students walked out of Knickerbocker's class.

I met Ann by chance at the Knickerbocker and took her to lunch.

Mrs. Knickerbocker was arrested the first time on the night of the killing.

It's famous for its ice cream, especially the killer knickerbocker glory.

On October 22, the Knickerbocker faced a classic bank run.

After 24 hours Mr. Knickerbocker decided she would not do.

Mrs. Knickerbocker has a unique way to remember those summers, she explained.

Mr. Knickerbocker was convicted and is serving 15 years to life in prison.

Opening in October 1906, on its second night the Knickerbocker turned away 500 people from the dining room.

Larry Knickerbocker's favorite place in his sprawling farmhouse here is the porch.

But the fashionable Hotel Knickerbocker did not last; it closed in 1921.

His ancestors on his mother's side were of Knickerbocker descent.

Naomi's father Bob Knickerbocker died shortly before her mother's death.

Melissa Knickerbocker, grade three, had done all her work in one corner of her paper.

No one spoke again until they reached Knickerbocker Hospital.

She has not seen a photograph of the one provided to Mr. Knickerbocker.

They hung out mainly by themselves in the Knickerbocker Avenue area.

The Knickerbocker opened in 1906 and quickly became a part of the New York social scene.