Sentence examples for hectic streets from inspiring English sources

But ideas for calming New York's historically hectic streets go far beyond congestion pricing.

Our task was to navigate the city's hectic streets and hidden lanes to build partnerships and better understand the needs of shop owners and consumers in the slums.

The latter was an excellent place to get a sense of São Paulo's dynamism, the station's Victorian solidness a contrast to the hectic streets around it.

But in 2001 an area for meditation and relaxation was created, away from the hubbub of the hectic streets of London; it also provided a welcome outside space for the adjacent Brunei Gallery.

A lunch menu of selected main courses and glass of wine for £6.50 is a complete bargain, and the warm Moroccan decor and calm atmosphere feels a world away from the hectic streets outside.

As the three-wheeled cargo bikes manoeuvre their way through the hectic streets of Lagos, they create a network of communities working together to address issues of health, wellbeing and urban resilience in Africa's largest city.

This trendy bolthole, with beds for 162 people, opened last December on boulevard de Belleville – home to a hectic street market on Tuesdays and Fridays – barely two weeks after the attacks.

Time and again, whether at a museum, a historic monument, a restaurant or small hotel in the old quarter, you would step out of a dusty, hectic street into a cool hallway leading to a courtyard with a fountain or a small garden, surrounded by white walls brilliant with patterned tile or pierced with improbably delicate windows.

Whether you ride on hectic city streets or bucolic back roads, helmets are essential armor.

His long-exposure photographs of hectic urban streets blur foot and car traffic while retaining architecture, an idea that's as old as Daguerre.

He's enticed by the hidden quality of each narrow path, which enable people to dodge the hectic city streets, while discovering new spaces between the buildings.