Sentence examples for elegant park from inspiring English sources
As well as exhibitions, there's a cinema, a performance space and a huge, elegant park.
Chances are you can find a room at the elegant Park Hyatt Tokyo, a luxurious high-rise, or at the Tokyo Ryokan, a family-run hotel with just three simple bedrooms that often are reserved well in advance.
If you've a taste for irony, or just a hankering for fresh air, take a winter stroll in the Summer Gardens 3, the city's oldest and most elegant park – recently restored.
CHRIS DIXON 5 p.m. 1. Visit the High Life The rooms may be pricey, but two of the Montage's (30801 South Coast Highway, 888-715-6700) major attractions -- its sweeping Pacific views and an elegant park filled with native vegetation -- are free.
This seagirt city of multicoloured houses and elegant parks and gardens is no longer the capital of a vast overseas empire.
On a leafy boulevard encircling one of Condesa's elegant parks, MeroToro embraces familiar design tropes from fashionable restaurants around the world: reclaimed wood, industrial beams, Edison bulbs.
After spending most of the 20th century as a parking lot for sanitation vehicles, one of New York City's oldest and most elegant parks is about to be reborn.
B1 Paved-Over Park Reborn One of New York City's oldest and most elegant parks, which spent most of the 20th century as a parking lot for sanitation vehicles, is about to be reborn.
There's also an exhibit there, outlining how Olmsted Brothers, the company carried on by Frederick Law Olmsted's son and stepson, designed Seattle's more elegant parks, walkways and boulevards in the first decade of the 20th century.
Why does County Executive Thomas Gulotta ["Missing the Bus," Jan . 30 propose to cut the subsidy for buses, a necessity upon which the poorer county residents rely, when he doesn't mind the subsidies the county gives to golf courses, elegant parks in upper-income neighborhoods and county employees, like himself, in the guise of inflated salaries and county cars and phones?
Grand Prospect Hall has long held an affectionate spot in Brooklyn's heart, starting in the gaslight era of the 1890s when Brooklyn society ventured out of their elegant Park Slope brownstones to attend operas or other entertainment in the hall's gilded auditorium.
