Sentence examples for famed markets from inspiring English sources

The striking black-and-white entrance to Khan al-Wazir, one of Aleppo's most famed markets and once a center for the cotton trade, still stands, as does the 14th-century al-Sahibiyah mosque, which sits next to it in a cobbled courtyard.

Tours begin with visits to Hanoi's famed markets, bustling with locals, exotic fruits and meats.

By the time she enrolled in the famed Market Photo Workshop, in Johannesburg, where she lives, she had co-founded the L.G.B.T.I.-rights organization the Forum for the Empowerment of Women (FEW).

Food shopping is an unmissable part of the city's experience and its famed outdoor markets are the place to pick up a whole host of culinary delights.

You might remember Scotty Allen, the man behind the YouTube channel Strange Parts, from the 2017 viral video of him building an iPhone entirely from individual components sourced from the famed electronics markets of Huaqiangbei, Shenzhen.

But he noted that the neighborhood around it, near the famed La Merced market, had declined.

And Hockley, a neighborhood adjacent to the city's famed Lace Market, had particularly suffered, as factories shut their doors.

The famed black market in Soviet-era "loose nukes" and "suitcase bombs" turns out to be probably a myth, so Langewiesche, in terrorist disguise, has to shop elsewhere.

Tourists flock to the city in Tasmania to revel in its majestic waterside views and sample the delicious fresh food in its famed Salamanca market.

But over in Tsukishima, a sleepy island of reclaimed land just east of Tsukiji, the famed seafood market, a Tokyo specialty emerged: monjayaki, a loose-batter pancake blended with savory ingredients and cooked at your table.

One of the signature cocktails is a prickly-pear drink made from the juice of cactus fruit — known as "tuna" in Spanish — sourced at Mercado Hidalgo, the famed farmers' market in Tijuana.