Sentence examples for antique city from inspiring English sources
If you're hungry, grab a bite at b (1501 Bolton Street; 410-383-8600; www.b-bistro.com), a simple bistro opened by a brother of Hamid Karzai, the president of Afghanistan. 2 p.m. 11) ANTIQUE CITY For unique antiques, skip the ho-hum stores in Baltimore and head west to Ellicott City (www.ellicottcity.net), an 18th-century mill town about 25 minutes by car from downtown.
I was touched to see him so confident that the world's first city might well have been Eridu, in what is today southern Iraq, as this brought back memories of my getting to this antique city buried in scorching desert sands a few months before George W Bush and Tony Blair launched their assault on the venerable, if much younger, city of Baghdad.
The city in Turkey now known as Konuralp was important during the Ottoman period, and is the site of the antique city of Prusias ad Hypium, with a rich historical past in the Hellenistic period.
Even the oldest texts we know – which are temple lists from antique cities in Mesopotamia – can be characterized by a certain significance, i.e. by the aim of demonstration.
On the west side, up the hills, are the two antique cities of Buda and Óbuda, with the Castle District, its narrow and romantic streets, and its amazing restaurants and terraces looking over the Danube.
Have you tried the antique carousel at City Park in New Orleans?
Painstakingly restored, the building has masses of reclaimed Burma teak and antiques from the city's infamous Chor Bazaar, the "Thieves' Market".
By now, many tenants of the 12-story building, which housed the largest indoor flea market for antiques in the city, have already moved out, because most leases allow termination with 60 days' notice.
The most enjoyable way to reach the sea is aboard one of the city's antique, rickety trams that rattle along the right bank of the Douro.
Hidden away at edges of the city, the antique pavilions, Zen gardens and pagoda architecture are captivating – but entry tickets average at Y500.
He mixed largely with fellow exiles, regularly foraging for African and North American Indian art in the city's antique shops with André Breton, Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp.
