Sentence examples for fine street from inspiring English sources

The suburb as elegant as any fine street of Paris has the advantage of air that is like light.

Taken out of bodily context, these fragmentary (but uncropped) pictures often make fine street poetry.

The results often make fine street poetry: a girl's legs and worn saddle shoes (no socks) as she stands on a wet pavement seem to symbolize a hardscrabble life; the heavily tattooed arm of a youth extending across a backdrop of factory buildings makes a gesture of defiance against a flat existence in a down-at-the-heels town.

The old fishing village was transformed into a miniature city with fine streets lined with boutiques.

When travellers read that a city has an intact central core, they are wise to brace themselves to find two or three fine streets, such as Canterbury or Salisbury in the UK or Santa Fe or New Orleans in the States.

2. Grey Street, Newcastle – a magnificent, neoclassical thoroughfare rightly seen as the finest street in Britain.

But for historical reasons Bangkok may boast the finest street food on earth.

Fast forward two years later, that purchase had unearthed some of the finest street photography of the 20th century".

Kingston's layout and architecture were subsequently altered, and Sir Sydney Olivier (later Lord Olivier) rebuilt its public offices on the finest street of the city.

The Guardian newspaper on Tuesday publishes rarely seen photographs by a woman now considered one of the finest street photographers of the 20th century.

Open-air stages set up in the Market Place and Millennium Place will play host to some of the world's finest street performers during this two-day free festival.