Sentence examples for marble street from inspiring English sources

But in little more than a year since that November morning, three more marble street monuments have been discovered in the curvaceous green core of the island.

This is Monti, Rome's first ward — or Rione I, as marble street markers installed in the 18th century say — tucked between busy Via Cavour and Via Nazionale, east of the Forum.

The drinking wing of Marble Brewery is called Marble Pub (111 Marble Street Northwest; 505-243-2739; mandlebrewery.com), and it is a consummate New Mexican bar: benches, banjo players or salsa drummers, and lots of dogs.

10 p.m. 4. BEER RUN The drinking wing of Marble Brewery is called Marble Pub (111 Marble Street Northwest; 505-243-2739; mandlebrewery.com), and it is a consummate New Mexican bar: benches, banjo players or salsa drummers, and lots of dogs.

Often called the Jewel of the Adriatic, this seaside city features marble streets, Renaissance fountains and white sand beaches.

He has, both on the pitch and off it, been dragged forcefully out of the shadows and paraded stark naked through the marble streets of modern football.

The marble streets of Plaka and shops in the winding Monastiraki tourism areas near the Acropolis were startlingly empty a month ago, but they have snapped back to life.

Korčula is rich in vineyards, olive groves and small villages, while its main settlement, Korčula town, is a coastal citadel of marble streets and Renaissance and Gothic architecture.

The pretty town of Sipanska Luka has a traditional Dalmatian feel, with terracotta roofed houses, marble streets and some great fish konobas (the Croatian equivalent of tavernas).

Comprised of marble streets, beautiful Baroque buildings, and surrounded by the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is guaranteed to inspire and amaze you and your partner during and after your honeymoon in this ancient city.

For the best views, catch the cable car to the peak of nearby Mount Srd or take a scenic walk along the City Walls, then take in the highlights of Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town, known for its shimmering marble streets, grand baroque churches and magnificent 16th century Sponza Palace.