Sentence examples for blocks of galleries from inspiring English sources

Chelsea's blocks of galleries become a ghost town in August.

The two blocks of galleries — one for prints and illustrated books and the other for drawings — will be joined to produce richer and more interesting exhibitions, he said.

I discovered it as a shortcut between two busy blocks of galleries, but walking through it always gives me a lift that goes beyond convenience.

A creek runs alongside the historic downtown — a few blocks of galleries, restaurants and shops anchored by the 240-year-old Spanish mission  — and the conelike peaks encircling the city serve as a backdrop for outdoorsy pursuits.

Pacific Time Elsewhere in the Design District, a few fashionable, landlocked blocks of galleries and showrooms, Fratelli Lyon offers Italian food in contemporary trappings, and the chef Jonathan Eismann has established a modern pizzeria, Pizza Volante.

On that final block of galleries and a Comme des Garçons store, walking to the Thakoon show, people stopped and posed, stopped and posed, stopped and posed, and stopped and posed, again, then recited the labels they were wearing for the photographers.

On an industrial block of gallery-packed west Chelsea, the hotel is well poised to be an art-world home base.

"This is definitely more like a shout," John Herbstritt, 26, a wine buyer who recently moved to Oakland, said as he looked at block after city block of overflowing galleries, street musicians, food trucks and curated art exhibits last Friday.

18b Las Vegas Art District: Just a quick stroll from downtown's Fremont Street, guests will find an 18-block area full of galleries, unique shops and locally owned eateries catering to a late-night crowd.

But now, after a decade as the powerhouse of the Chilean "economic miracle," Santiago, wedged between the snowy Andes and the sea, has become an electrifying place of vibrant contrasts, with lush new parks, renovated Beaux-Arts neighborhoods and blocks of glamazon-thronged galleries and cafes clustered around "Sanhattan," the soaring financial district.

This house is on a dead-end beachfront street, a couple of blocks from galleries, shops and restaurants.