Sentence examples for hidden squares from inspiring English sources

Tucked away almost subversively are dozens of hidden squares and gardens where one can find respite.

Discounts apply when you buy multiple runs See Barcelona from the perspective of a runner on these sightrunning tours, which offer a run through the Old Town, incorporating the hidden squares of the gothic quarter, the Chinatown El Ravall), and the oasis-like central park, and a Gaudí and modernism tour for architecture enthusiasts.

Steep, narrow, curving lanes lead to hidden squares with market stalls, oversize churches, quiet inns and unexpected museums — like the three-story house with a salmon-red facade at Positos No. 47, where the painter Diego Rivera was born in 1886.

Total cost for two (with 15percentt gratuity), around $80. Next day we navigated our way around the city center before exploring Alfama, a hillside community of narrow streets and staircase passageways leading to hidden squares with tiny galleries selling everything from art to artisanal foods, crafts, and clothing.

For example, when the show method was called it displayed the square and ran a callback function that used the hide method to hide the square after the display duration had elapsed.

And when the hide method was called it hid the square and ran a callback function that used the show method to show the square after the ITI has elapsed.

Schrager, bouncing with pride, then tore at the brown paper that was hiding the square opening of a giant metal tube, in which a pair of escalators ascended to the next floor, in dim, golden light.

You can hide the square, you can turn on the TV, you can watch the game without knowing the outcome, but increasingly, people know outcomes.

Try hiding the square root of a negative in a variable or an imaginary number.

The Afghan Ministry of Mines invited investors to bid on multiple contracts to unearth copper and gold hidden beneath 846 square miles in Badakhshan, Ghazni and Herat Provinces and a fourth area that spans both Balkh and Sar-i-Pul Provinces.

A small square hidden amid the labyrinthine alleys that snake through the city's medieval quarter, it is home to no fewer than a half-dozen bars, two restaurants, a pizzeria and a gelateria.