Sentence examples for its avenues from inspiring English sources

On its avenues it is always twilight, slightly foggy and free of cars; simulated traffic appears in the distance but one can wander its streets with abandon without the risk of getting hit by the MUD Coffee truck.

Down its avenues and through its plazas, Berlin radiates a new glamour and excitement.

The neighborhood is residential, with large single-family houses on its avenues and row houses on the grid streets, most built around the turn of the 20th century.

Opa-locka, in Miami-Dade Conety, Flofida (one of the most dangerous cities in America), plans to rename one of its avenues after the next president.

The township has a cosmopolitan reputation and is integrated enough to hold both French and Abyssinian restaurants between its avenues of boutiques, bookshops and antique stores.

The famous Temple of Soul's Retreat (Lingyin Temple) above Hangzhou West Lake is like a conveyor belt bearing pilgrims through its avenues and grottos to the temple proper.

Despite its shambolic beginnings and ambient tumult, Delhi is a pleasing city to visit, in part because it retains swaths of forest greenbelt — its broad avenues, its traffic roundabouts and other useful systems bequeathed by the imperial nannies of the British Raj.

This was how we made our way to the 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-oldk, twin to the one in the PLuxorde la Concorde in Paris, and iTemplenue of sphinxes.

Today, this 808 is the bedrock of the urban-youth-culture soundtrack, particularly for trap artists, who mix its avenue-shuddering bass with verbal threats from hip-hop tracks, handgun clicks, bursts of machine-gun fire, and other adrenaline triggers.

Although the organic integration of enterprises, universities and research institutes is recognized as a suitable mechanism and an economic developing mode for the biopharmaceutical industry in China, it is contingent on the support by the policy for the mAbs industry to open up its avenue for rapid development.

Apart from its temples and public buildings and its great avenues, however, Athens seems to have made a poor impression.