Sentence examples for long promenade from inspiring English sources

The idea that fashion is one long promenade around the contours of the body, alighting on various erogenous zones, has taken a beating in this new millennium.

– Rosemary Aikman Vienna's Ringstrasse - The 5km long promenade has huge cultural and historical significance, as well as being a masterpiece of urban planning and architecture.

To experience Boston's picturesque waterfront, head downtown and pick up the HarborWalk (bostonharborwalk.com), the long promenade (nearly 39 of a total 47 miles have been completed) that winds along the city's historic waterfront.

Barbara Littenberg, an architect who with Steven Peterson proposed a sunken garden around the footprints of the towers, and a long promenade down West Street, noted that all these gardens in the sky were not so much hopeful as ominous.

By the time they built the Mall, a long promenade along the length of that saddle, it had become de rigueur for the burned-out officers to be hunted down and married by eagle-eyed widows.

There were practical constraints, like the site has a long promenade that we couldn't build on, and a high-pressure sewage line at the back, which meant it had to be long and thin.

Its enormous wealth is reflected in neighborhoods with walled mansions and long promenades of designer boutiques.

And of course there are the flowering cherry trees, more than 200 of them in long promenades, Brooklyn's answer to the annual spectacle in Washington.

Long promenades stretch along the waterline, fringed with trees and gorgeous blossoms, creating an ideal walking area with dazzling views of the city.

The revived waterfront also features Esplanade Park, with a 1.5-mile-long promenade.

Sightseeing Douglas's two-mile-long Promenade harks back to the last century with horse trams and Victorian buildings.