The atmospheric Bamiyan Kebab House (named for an ancient site in Central Afghanistan), with its color photographs of Afghan horsemen, children and cities, overhead artificial grapevines, samovars, urns, wall lanterns, white tablecloths and wall of indented Middle Eastern archways, created an appropriate atmosphere.
He smoothly navigates the sharp turns of the city's overhead highway maze.
Driving from downtown Abu Dhabi, 20 miles away, you follow a narrow road past an oil refinery and through desolate patches of desert before reaching the blank concrete wall of Masdar and find the city looming overhead.
When the marchers passed the city's overhead railway (BNCWeb 2008, A3U 317 W newsp brdsht_nat:report) .
During the drier season in October, the mosquitoes shift their habitats from dried areas in the city to overhead storage tanks and thrive there until the next monsoon season.
For example, in many historic cities, the overhead lines have been controversial because of their aesthetic impact.
Years ago we used to say in New York that America sold Japan the scrap metal from the city's dismantled overhead train lines, but that at least Japan returned it all free, at Pearl Harbor.
In preparation, hard hats and luminous jackets have colonised vast, razed areas of the city centre while, overhead, cranes stand out like rough sketches of a brand new skyline.
A Chechen website claimed that all those places were assaulted simultaneously by Muslim fighters of the "Caucasus Front".Witnesses reported bodies being ferried in cars, blasts across the city, helicopters hovering overhead, buildings ablaze and gunmen car-jacking passing vehicles as they tried to flee.
12 February, 2011: United 2-1 City: A stunning overhead kick by Wayne Rooney hands United the momentum in their push to win a record-breaking 19th top-flight title.
