What does WC stand for?

What's great about Denver is that it's centrally located, and it will attract West Coasters and East Coasters.

He lost a set, the second, on a tiebreak and at times he looked as if he wished to leave a little in the locker, which was a risky policy against Robert Kendrick, a Californian who played with a backwards baseball cap like any laid-back West Coaster, then proceeded to throw himself about the court with crowd-pleasing displays of energy, including one after the match had finished.

Prescott and Payson are both premier retirement communities for west coasters.

Though it might be tempting for West Coasters to explain the downward population trends in the Midwest and Northeast as an aversion to cold weather, the two regions have more in common than chilly climates.

Some of the features here include arcade games, and rides such as the West Coaster or the Pacific Wheel.

I like Floridians and West Coasters and East Coasters; I especially love the East Coast--Boston and Cape Cod are magical.

To hear Roker tell it, he is a man of varying roles: editor, artist, designer, East Coaster, West Coaster, son, black man, and Jew.

Rhymefest and Ras Kass both delivered lively sets, with the West Coaster livening the New York crowd with his lyrical acrobatics.