Sentence examples for ancient markets from inspiring English sources

As you pass through them, you're reminded that Rome is full of parabuildings, later structures built over, in and around ancient markets, temples and circuses.

Long-overlooked ancient markets are filled with people in black turtlenecks sampling organic cheese and chorizo, and scaffolding shrouds many of the buildings.

There isn't a spot in this city that doesn't look across, up to, down on, or over a huge expanse of the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean, the Rock of Gibraltar, the southern coast of Spain, lush nature preserves and gardens, ancient markets and handsome French, Spanish and Italian Colonial-era buildings.

This ancient market town is in full political ferment at the home stretch.

As a youth, he was an inveterate sketcher of abbeys, medieval buildings and ancient market towns.

Petersfield is a lovely ancient market town, with plenty to see if you have time.

Now he pauses in Northampton's ancient market square, one of the country's oldest.

With European travelers still fearful of post-revolutionary disorder, only stray cats paw the trinkets in the stalls of Cairo's ancient market.

"This is what I think of it," he said, turning around his computer to show a picture of York's ancient market street, The Shambles.

But now the ancient market town is at the centre of a Royal claim over the "manorial rights" to the ground on which its foundations are built.

Bourne and, especially, Stamford are well-preserved ancient market towns at the edge of the Fens and have textile, footwear, and stone-trade industries.