The phrase "at the esplanade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific location, typically referring to a promenade or open space along a waterfront or park area.
Example: "We decided to meet at the esplanade for a leisurely stroll by the water."
Alternatives: "by the promenade" or "at the waterfront".
Memorial service Thursday September 6, 2007, 7pm at The Esplanade, White Plains.
It is a 45-minute song-and-dance show of Hindi music, showing at the Esplanade Outdoor Theater.
Numerous European personalities stayed in the city's luxury hotels, at the Esplanade, the Eden, the Kempinski or the Adlon.
An earlier version of this article misstated some circumstances of Mr. Imich's final days at the Esplanade senior residence in Manhattan.
You could start by boarding a tram at the Esplanade, just north of the Oberoi Grand Hotel, and head north on Bidhan Sarani.
Mane Kadang, tomorrow from 6 30 to 8 p.m. at the Esplanade Plaza, Battery Park City, Lower Manhattan (enter at Liberty Street).
We eased our rented car into a slip of shade near a statue of that Italian wanderer, Christopher Columbus, who stares in perpetuity at the Mediterranean from the esplanade at Rapallo.
"Someone suggests Mr. Todd, at No. 3, The Esplanade, Robin Hood's Bay.
The first memorials to the 9/11 attacks and their victims came in the posted fliers of the missing, the candles and vigils at Union Square, on the Esplanade in Brooklyn Heights, and elsewhere around the city.
A former changing room doesn't sound like the most promising spot to open an upscale restaurant, but the 1930s building that houses the Bathers' Pavilion at Balmoral Beach (4 The Esplanade; 61-2-9969-5050) is a gorgexampleample of Australian Art Deco architecture now converted into an airy, coolly elegant dining space.
Now, almost a year later, five choreographers will pay respect to Cunningham in a program, "We Give Ourselves Away at Every Moment: An EVENT for Merce," on the Esplanade Plaza at Battery Park City on July 26 at 6 p.m. Lucinda Childs, above, Bill T.
