Sentence examples for esplanade near from inspiring English sources
He spent 250,000 to 300,000 dollars for a 630-square-foot, or 58-square-meter, one-bedroom unit in a 30-story high-rise on the Esplanade, near the lakeshore and close to the bustling St. Lawrence Market, a popular weekend farmer's market.
Borough President James P. Molinaro has earmarked $2 million of his office's funds to pay for the project, at the North Shore Esplanade near the St. George Ferry Terminal, a site that had a direct view across the bay to the twin towers.
Wandering along Lebuh Pitt from the Esplanade near Fort Cornwallis, you pass the convict-built Anglican church of St George's, the Kuan Yin temple, dedicated to a deity worshipped by Buddhists and Confucians alike, and the Sri Mariamman temple with its lurid facade of Hindu gods, all within half a mile.
On Esplanade Avenue near City Park, Charles P. Ciaccio is struggling to lure shoppers to his new grocery store while rebuilding the one that was wiped out in the Lakeview neighborhood.
The annual Sydney-Hobart yacht race, which takes place on Boxing Day (December 26), finishes near Castray Esplanade, on the west bank of the Derwent estuary.
It is now possible to peer through the fencing and catch glimpses of the near-finished esplanade, presided over by huge white elephants, a motif borrowed from D. W. Griffith's 1916 masterpiece, "Intolerance".
In Brasília, the capital, a news photographer's lens captured a plume of smoke from fireworks rising above the vast lawn of the Esplanade of Ministries, near the National Congress building, where a small group of demonstrators had gathered.
The attacks sparked a intensive manhunt, with police finding the accused hiding in mud near the Esplanade boardwalk.
San Juan de Ulúa is a historic fort near an esplanade where marimba music flutters and elderly men play chess and drink coffee.
The Esplanade, the large space near the Triumphal Bridge where the President was to speak, was filled with fairgoers; the crowd overflowed into the nearby Court of the Fountains.
Habanavista's high-rise is part of a cluster of 1950s skyscrapers that sprouted near the seafront esplanade in the Vedado district during Cuba's last building boom.
