San Francisco, California (Google Maps ⧉, OpenStreetMap ⧉)

"Kathy Bowman of World Wide Travel in Los Angeles, and Joyce Small of Adventures Unlimited in San Francisco."

"The oldest person was a seventy‐three‐year‐old retired actress from San Francisco."

"DAY 2: SAN FRANCISCO       June 14, 1979"

"I got a one-way ticket to San Francisco."

"The traffic was light reentering San Francisco."

"In San Francisco I boarded a shuttle to Santa Ana."

"an annual event by and for mystery fans begun in San Francisco in 1991."

"Silicon Valley is a sheltered place, but the intense vibrations emanating from Berkeley and San Francisco did penetrate."

"Megan left Magic and went to San Francisco and founded PlanetOut, the first online community for lesbians."

"flowed to its most exciting outpost—San Francisco, the unofficial headquarters of the dawning web."

"Mark Pincus: We got acquired just as we were moving to San Francisco. We felt like San Francisco was the Motor City of the internet."

"Eleanor Vries announced that the PPA had hired the noted San Francisco attorney Melvin Bell “to free Amy from subjugation.”"

"Elliot recorded thirty additional skeletal measurements for later analysis by the computer back in San Francisco."

"She was drinking a cup of tea from teabags that she had brought with her. Special organic oolong tea from a special shop in San Francisco."

"“The bald guy she's talking to is John McKenna, with Regis McKenna in San Francisco. The company that does the publicity for most high‐tech firms,”"

"I picked up a brochure from the coffee table. It was the annual report of Darley-Higgins Management Group, with offices in Atlanta, Dallas, Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. I found a picture of Arthur Greiman. He looked happy and self-satisfied. The report included an essay signed by him entitled, "A Commitment to Excellence."

"San Francisco cannot quite shake off its booming, crude, gold‑rush spirit to become a genteel Eastern town."

"Hammond comes from San Francisco, from what he calls 'a long line of shipping.' He looks like a walking advertisement for the California life—tall, blond, tanned, and handsome."

"Even at the end, when International Genetic Technologies filed for Chapter 11 protection in San Francisco Superior Court on October 5, 1989, the proceedings drew little press attention."

"“Bob Morris, EPA,” he said, extending his hand. “I'm with the San Francisco office.”"

"Midday sun streamed into the San Francisco law offices of Cowan, Swain and Ross, giving the room a cheerfulness that Donald Gennaro did not feel."

"In 1986, he had done some work for a San Francisco company that was building a private wildlife park on an island in North America."

"Just to coordinate with the PR firms in San Francisco and London, and the agencies in New York and Tokyo, was a full-time job — especially since the agencies couldn't yet be told what the resort's real attraction was."

"Since the suit would ultimately be heard by the sympathetic Ninth Circuit in San Francisco, the litigation was awaited with some anticipation."

"A banquet in his honor was scheduled for later that fall, in San Francisco."

"Sarah was the youngest child of a wealthy San Francisco family; her father was a powerful attorney who had held political office; her mother was a former high fashion model."

"And yesterday he told me to buy a new Ferrari from a guy in Monterey, and have it shipped to San Francisco."

"In time to fly everybody up to San Francisco for the banquet."

"“Do you know how much pollution we’re creating right this minute? We’ll burn four hundred fifty gallons of aviation fuel to take twelve people to San Francisco. Just by making this trip, they’re generating more pollution per capita than most people on the planet will generate in a year.”"

"SAN FRANCISCO MONDAY, OCTOBER 49:02 P.M."

"Evans got into the limousine. They drove back toward the lights of San Francisco."

"…disjointed speech (termed “rambling and illogical” by the San Francisco Chronicle)…"

"“I armed it myself, before I went to San Francisco yesterday.”"

"“Well, you’re going to San Francisco.”"

"The pilot clicked on the intercom, telling them to take their seats because they were on their final approach to San Francisco."

"SAN FRANCISCO TUESDAY, OCTOBER 126:31 P.M. The anteroom was gray, cold, and smelled of disinfectant."

"The car was transported from Monterey to a private garage in Sonoma, where it remained for two weeks, before being taken to San Francisco."

"In most respects 1989 seemed like a normal year: a Soviet sub sank in Norway; Tiananmen Square in China; the Exxon Valdez; Salmon Rushdie sentenced to death; Jane Fonda, Mike Tyson, and Bruce Springsteen all got divorced; the Episcopal Church hired a female bishop; Poland allowed striking unions; Voyager went to Neptune; a San Francisco earthquake flattened highways; and Russia, the US, France, and England all conducted nuclear tests."

"“Or, barring that, you can call the medical examiner’s office in San Francisco and confirm that they have, in fact, made a positive identification.”"

"‘He told me to buy a new Ferrari from a guy in Monterey and have it shipped to San Francisco.’"

"And we did move up, across the bay to San Francisco and up a hill in North Beach, to an Italian neighborhood, where the sidewalk was so steep I had to lean into the slant to get home from school each day."

"…we are only a forty‐minute drive to my mother’s apartment in San Francisco."

"‘It’s hardly ever cold enough in San Francisco to wear mink.’"

"…where the boat departed for San Francisco."

"I decided to go first to a San Francisco address given to me by this girl in Peking."

"This was the worst quake since San Francisco. This was much worse than the San Francisco quake."

"The next morning I got the first of her collect telegrams. It was a request for money to be wired to Rita Gomez, care of Western Union, San Francisco."

"she thought about calling Les Goodwin—it would be all right to call him, she knew that Felicia was in San Francisco—but she did not."

"“I’ve got a meeting at the beach with this guy from San Francisco I told you about,” Carter had said."

"Jackson J. Benson was born and raised in San Francisco, graduated from Stanford, and received his M.A. from San Francisco State University and his Ph.D. from the University of Southern California."

"And from there, in 1856, to San Francisco, where she danced the spider dance for miners and fortune hunters (No, Lola, no!) and from there to Grass Valley to live for two years with a tame bear who couldn’t have been much of an improvement on Ludwig."

"Then he was on the loose in San Francisco, refusing to take just anything, turning down the jobs with no future, looking for just the right place that would lead somewhere."

"The day she spent resting with Oliver’s sister Mary Prager in San Francisco she understood to be the last day of the East, not the first of the West."

"You cannot think what a bond it was between me and the ladies I met in San Francisco–our loving remembrance of our old homes."

"Mr. Hamilton Smith, one of Conrad Prager’s associates, and the consulting engineer for the mine, stopped off for dinner, sending her scurrying in panic up to Mexican Camp for a steak, for Mr. Smith was one of those formidable dining out San Franciscans."

"all the day she had rested in San Francisco"

"Your last letter came to us on our way from the mine to San Francisco for our Thanksgiving excursion."

"Where will we go?' she asked. 'San Francisco?"

"“But you’re the engineer’s wife. No San Francisco banker is going to cave in that easy.”"

"From the weather‐alert man I learn that the day (again) will be fair, with patches of morning fog near the coast, winds from the northwest 5 to 15 miles per hour, temperatures 65 to 70 in San Francisco, 80 to 85 in Santa Rosa, 85 to 90 in San Jose. That means 90 to 95 up here."

"But Oliver had been unable to persuade anybody in San Francisco to put money behind his demonstrated formula for hydraulic cement."

"More than once she thought how wrong those women in San Francisco had been, convinced that their old homes did not welcome them on their return."

"Did Father write you anything about his trip? He’s gone clean out to San Francisco in California for an encampment of the Grand Army. The Secty. of War is going to be there, and Father is to introduce him."

"In a shed, covered with tarpaulins, lay the crated heavy furniture sent from San Francisco and carted out from King City."

"Just north of the big sycamore tree where the Hester road turns off to the left, Horace met Julius Euskadi. Julius said, “If you’d come along with me, I’d go into Salinas. They tell me that right next door to Jenny’s, two doors from the Long Green, there’s a new place called Faye’s. I heard it was pretty nice, run like San Francisco. They’ve got a piano player.”"

"Mollie was married and living, believe it or not, in an apartment in San Francisco."

"He did have some little worry about Tom, who had gone directly from the funeral to San Francisco."

"In San Francisco the flood of muscle and bone flowed into cattle cars and the engines puffed up the mountains."

"Before the letter got as far as San Francisco he was asking aloud in Lee’s hearing, “I wonder why he doesn’t answer. Maybe he’s mad at me for not writing. But he didn’t write either. No—he didn’t know where to write. Maybe he’s moved away.”"

"I try to get to San Francisco at least once a month."

"As long as we’re talking about ourselves, have you ever thought that our whole world is the valley and a few trips to San Francisco, and have you ever been farther south than San Luis Obispo? I never have."

"Cal asked, “Where’s he going?” “To San Francisco to live.”"

"… waited four hours for the Del Monte express from San Francisco to Monterey…"

"He had gone to San Francisco for the books he needed and had written for a number of separates."

"Both Lee and Cal tried to argue Adam out of going to meet the train, the Lark night train from San Francisco to Los Angeles."

"…or the first class freight all the way to San Francisco at seven p.m."

"I first saw him walking down the street in San Francisco the following week (after hitchhiking the rest of the way from Santa Barbara..."

"We got in the car and drove back to San Francisco drinking and laughing and telling long stories and Morley really drove beautifully that night and wheeled us silently through the graying dawn streets of Berkeley as Japhy and I slept dead to the world in the seats."

"I was all outfitted for the Apocalypse indeed, no joke about that; if an atom bomb should have hit San Francisco that night all I'd have to do is hike on out of there, if possible, and with my dried foods all packed tight and my bedroom and kitchen on my head, no trouble in the world."

"I put on my new flannel shirt and new socks and underwear and my jeans and packed the rucksack tight and slung it on and went to San Francisco that night just to get the feel of walking around the city night with it on my back."

"I added laughing remembering my poetic Zen Lunatic Dharma Bum friends of San Francisco whom I was beginning to miss now."

"I didn't wake up then till almost San Francisco in the morning."

"In nineteen-fifty-two I first went into that Skagit country, hitched from Frisco to Seattle and then in, with a beard just started and a bare shaved head—"

"We went into San Francisco to deliver his bike to the freighter at the pier and then went up to Skid Row in a drizzling rain to get cheap haircuts at the barber college and pook around Salvation Army and Goodwill stores in search of long underwear and stuff."

"“Tomorrow afternoon on our run to Stimson Beach,” said Japhy, “you'll see the whole white city of San Francisco miles away in the blue bay.”"

"but finally we came out on a beautiful meadow and climbed it and again saw all San Francisco in the distance."

"im vorigen Jahr, mit vierzehn, hatte er über sein Alter gelogen und in San Francisco als bester Newcomer im Fliegengewicht den Golden Gloves-Titel geholt."

"Daddy has a big capoeira festival next week in San Francisco."

"Morris sold fur coats in LA, San Francisco, and Vegas."

"“I never been to San Francisco, never been to Santa Barbara.”"

"…went on to San Francisco again, and Monterey and the shadow of James Dean because of the movie…"

"I went to clean-aired San Francisco (where I would return—later—and stay much longer)—but soon I was back in Los Angeles."

"culminating in violence outside of San Francisco."

"For many, San Francisco is an escape, in that coffin-shaped state, from the restless neon-forest of Los Angeles. Its whitewashed, closely pressed houses cuddle each other as if from the chilly invigorating breeze that invades its streets every day around noon, washing them with rain-specked fog almost nightly."

"across the bay from San Francisco."

"Ive made Enormous strides here in Oakland and in San Francisco."

"(I remember that other man in San Francisco: “You will eventually ... if not with me, with some one else.”)"

"I fled California. San Francisco, which had lured me spuriously with its promise of renewed life, had withdraw that promise."

"I remembered someone in San Francisco who had followed me and someone else to an apartment, and later I looked out the window and saw the man who had followed us still waiting, looking up forlornly to where we were, his hands in his pockets...."

"I was going to call you, and then my uncle got us a job up in San Francisco for a week."

"So I came to San Francisco to get her."

"He went to Seattle that afternoon, and from there by boat to San Francisco."

"I dare you to take us in, Dundy," he said. "We'll laugh at you in every newspaper in San Francisco. You don't think any of us is going to swear to any complaints against each other, do you?"

"He checked the bird at the Parcel Room there, put the check into a stamped envelope, wrote M. F. Holland and a San Francisco Post Office box-number on the envelope, sealed it, and dropped it into a mail-box."

"I’m from San Francisco.' 'I was up there once,' I said, 'I like Frisco, it’s a good city."

"I was getting the hell out of L.A. Away from Alice too. Going to 'Frisco, maybe. Las Vegas. Somewhere."

"We had intended to follow U.S.101 up through San Francisco and across the Golden Gate Bridge."

"“Only in San Francisco!” somebody said, and walked out."

"Skip and I kissed in the cab, snaking back through a new world, magic San Francisco."

"We were flying to San Francisco for the same amount of time."

"Meeting at midnight in a sleeping San Francisco suburb, making the plan with people you knew so well."

"which she bought a long time ago when she worked as a nurse in San Francisco."

"Another good year that came out of bad times for Bill was 1989, when the A’s swept the San Francisco Giants."

"… like it’s cold when you’re near the ocean, like it’s cold in San Francisco, that moist cold that gets to the bone."

"“Kit Menaker. I’m visiting from San Francisco.”"

"1890 In the City of San Francisco, the Bingham Ordinance prohibits Chinese people (whether or not U.S. citizens) from either working or living in San Francisco, except in “a portion set apart for the location of all the Chinese,” thereby creating a literal, legally defined ghetto."

"My sisters went to San Francisco with my aunt and her children."

"He was blond and good-looking and was going to go to Stanford in the fall and he came from a good family from San Francisco."

"“Dang,” the person across from me said. “I’m from San Francisco and a trans to me is nothing new, but this person truly looked like a man. Shoulders as broad as the aisle, and a jawline beard…”"

"The trouble with San Francisco was that I could never have a future in that city, only a past."

"His first placement had been with juveniles in San Francisco. He did that for six months, but it was too depressing. Kids in cages telling him stories about their foster homes, about sexual abuse, all kinds of abuse."

"San Francisco was like that, a city where the layers of my history all compressed together onto a single plane."

"“Frisco, huh,” he said, “where they were doing that extended‐axle thing back in the nineties. Pokers. Man, you guys have something to answer to.” To say “Frisco” is as goofy and wrong as an extended axle…"

"We liked to travel. We went to Vegas. San Francisco."

"I told him I hated San Francisco, that there was evil coming out of the ground there, but that I liked Pick-Up because it reminded me of things about the city that I missed."

"I began to relax, to feel free of the suffocating familiarity of San Francisco."

"Gordon went over the bridge to San Francisco alone, ate at a Vietnamese restaurant downtown that his student Romy Hall had told him about."

"I had written to a few friends from San Francisco. None of them wrote back."

"He was going to bring his own beverages on the airplane for the long flight from Cancún to San Francisco."

"Outside is the world from which she has been severed: the San Francisco of her youth and her young son, Jackson."

"I was born in Guadalajara and I studied in Mexico City and then in San Francisco, at Berkeley."

"Ron Johnson: There’s the Bay on the east and the foothills on the west, and they’re about five miles apart, and the entire Valley kind of runs from Stanford to the south toward Cupertino, and to the north toward San Francisco."

"In San Francisco, I’ve never seen skyscrapers go up so fast."

"Peter Elliot remembered June 14, 1979, as a day of sudden reverses. He began at 8 A.M. in the San Francisco law firm of Sutherland, Morton & O’Connell."

"My mother started the San Francisco version of the Joy Luck Club in 1949, two years before I was born."

"I was a sophomore at Galileo High in San Francisco, and all my Caucasian friends agreed: I was about as Chinese as they were."

"This is the way I feel when Oliver is in S.F. When he comes down, it is like high tide along the shore–all the wet muddy places sparkle with life and motion."

"“Didn’t they put up a lot of refugees from the San Francisco fire and earthquake up here? I’ve just glanced through them, I thought I saw something about that.”"

"in the lobby of the King City hotel he talked to the men who gathered around the stove and read the papers sent down from San Francisco."

"…I was afraid he'd have learned that we had left Hongkong for San Francisco."

"saving her money for round-trip PSA fare up the coast to San Francisco for Lion’s weekend trainings."

"she’d been over most of the Pacific Coast Trail from the Mexican border to San Francisco."

"Romy L Hall. Hall prison Stanville. San Francisco life sentence Hall. Jimmy San Francisco teach Art Institute."