Sentence examples for esplanade for from inspiring English sources

From main Woolacombe beach, head north along the Esplanade for 300m.

She said residents of the east side of Sutton Place, directly over the river, opposed an esplanade for privacy reasons.

The United Nations would take part of Robert Moses Playground for its new building, while the city would end up with enough cash to finish an esplanade for the 32-mile Greenway — and a replacement playground.

The military tattoo has been staged on the castle esplanade for 66 years and the castle will be the backdrop and launchpad for a vast firework display that traditionally marks the end of the international festival every year.

Tells about Little W. 12th Street, only two blocks long; DeLamater Square, and esplanade for the Cunard piers; Tenth and Eleventh Avenues; the Strand Hotel; the City Plaza; Thirteenth Avenue which should be Twelfth Avenue and finally becomes that in the Forties.

The rest of the 172-acre island, including a 92-acre historic landmark district to the north, is run by the Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation and includes 16 acres of recreational areas and a one-mile esplanade for jogging and walking.

The planning commission can build on these efforts by making sure that its new zoning rules include a requirement for substantial set-asides -- more, that is, than a narrow esplanade -- for recreation and waterfront access.

That's $71 million for the Yankees complex on Staten Island (which includes local improvements like a new esplanade); $61 million for the Mets ballpark, including $30 million to spruce up the boardwalk area; and $10 million for temporary ballparks.

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 On the East Riverfront An esplanade planned for Lower Manhattan would transform a series of abandoned piers and derelict corners beneath the Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive.

For many, it means bottomless Prosecco on the warm, breezy esplanade of the Zattere; for others, it signifies the beginning of the Venice Biennale, one of the world's most important contemporary art events, held once every two years.

They envisioned skating in the lake, a grand esplanade, a concourse for horse-drawn carriages and a pavilion for refreshments beside the Concert Grove, akin to Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, where people would dine and listen to bands play on Music Island, across a narrow channel.