Sentence examples for like promenade from inspiring English sources

Loosely embracing categories like "promenade performance" and "site-specific play", immersive theatre refers to any production in which audience members are put into the scene, and maybe even given bodily involvement in the action.

It is a rock-garden-like promenade with gravel paths.

Today, fortified walls run along the perimeter of about a third of the historic district, with a park-like promenade on top.

Meanwhile, you and I can dash over to Orvis (522 Fifth Avenue, at 44th), the oldest catalogue company in this country, and purveyors of a range of sporting apparel that would especially please the man who likes to promenade along the avenues dressed as if he were hiking the Himalayas.

If this were Eddie Peake (another artist who likes a promenade), he'd have naked men on pogo-sticks.

On the Titanic, there were only two staterooms with balcony-like private promenades.

That's the facet of his songwriting that smoothly and stealthily poses and solves musical challenges: how to make odd meters strut like a samba, how to make a chromatic labyrinth sound like a promenade.

It moved through different scenes, like a promenade past colored tapestries.

Arlo Guthrie, 55, recorded his recollections of those days for the exhibition: "I remember pulling up to Greystone on this big avenue like a promenade.

In it, a self-referential white person transforms into a brown one, who then parades through a gathering of Australian barbecue attendees while performing something like a promenade poem to diversity.

An abandoned railway line that encircles Paris is being transformed into an enchanting flora- and fauna-rich walkway – much like Paris' Promenade Plantée near Bastille or the High Line in New York.