Phoenix, Arizona (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"American tourists from Phoenix, who arrived by bus or in caravans of three or four cars and left the city before nightfall."

"and who had been living in Phoenix for years."

"Yes. But she lives in Phoenix now. Her husband got transferred."

"I'm thinking of a week in Phoenix. I got family there."

"And Graham says he's leaving town. Today. He's going to Phoenix."

"They had the satellite linkup of the news station in Phoenix."

"Sein Vater hatte wieder geheiratet und wohnte in Phoenix, sein Bruder war bei den Marines und seine Schwester lebte mit ihrem Mann auf dem Stützpunkt Fort Dix in New Jersey."

"“Where the hell were you?” “I can’t tell you. Just like you couldn’t tell me.” “Angel.” “Phoenix. Palm Springs.” “With him?” “No.”"

"…stopped in Phoenix one night…"

"Sometimes I go with my father. We go to Phoenix, then Tucson, and from there we drive south, into Mexico."

"What was there to be afraid of in a painted breakfast nook with a harsh overhead light and my father with a desperate look: 'There were some days, over there in Phoenix, I made a C note a week?"

"All my mom remembered about my dad was his first name, Harvey, that he lived in Phoenix, and that he was a Native American Indian."

"Jacquie Red Feather FLEW to Phoenix from Albuquerque the evening before the conference started, landing after the hour-long flight in a smog‐filled gradient between green and pink."

"we come from Phoenix, Albuquerque, Los Angeles, New York City, Pine Ridge, Fort Apache, Gila River, Pit River, the Osage Reservation, Rosebud, Flathead, Red Lake, San Carlos, Turtle Mountain, the Navajo Reservation."

"… through a moon-purple desert on that stretch between Phoenix and Blythe on I-10."

"Soon they were entering a metropolis, Phoenix, with its low-slung warehouses, and neighborhoods with homes of rocky front yards and cactus landscaping."