Sentence examples for but promenade from inspiring English sources

The identically tall, identically dressed members of the Florodora Sextette had little to do but promenade across the stage, each holding her parasol, to the words "Are there any more at home like you?" That was enough.

"There is definitely a need for a new bandstand but the promenade has a Georgian/Victorian facade and this design is quite modern," Aberystwyth hotel owner Richard Griffiths said.

The samba walk is a travelling position done very similarly to the stationary samba walk, but in promenade position.

But on the promenade, the convention attendees are remarkably present — not just physically, but mentally, virtually, all of it.

But the promenades were gradually nibbled away by urban planners.

The churches let out late, but the promenading was well under way by noon.

But a pleasant promenade can't magically vanish Barton's baggage.

But the legendary promenade, lined with casinos and palm readers and carnival games and stores selling saltwater taffy and funnel cakes cheese fries, was barely damaged at all.

This year, it is presenting 13 shows, a third of which are not traditional plays but site-specific promenade performances being staged outside the Traverse's two auditoria.

But this particular promenade was part of the $3 billion development known as Trump Place, so it was bound to inspire some sharp words in addition to accolades.

It's a slight piece, and perhaps overextended here, but Ellie Jones's promenade production exudes the right air of jovial anarchy.