Sentence examples for palace road from inspiring English sources
My flat on Fulham Palace Road was underneath a dry cleaner's with a zebra crossing going into Sainsbury's Local.
Another London address on Kensington Palace Road, the UK's most expensive street with average property prices of £37m, is owned on a leasehold basis.
In reality she grew up off the Fulham Palace Road in west London and she used to say, 'I don't know why people say it's so lovely round there because it certainly wasn't when I was growing up.'" Pulling some photographs from a carrier bag, Martin looked at one wistfully before handing it to me.
A sign on Lambeth Palace Road was warning people not to turn left on to the bridge, the menace of those five Olympic circles proving a sufficient deterrent.
All the outdoor sequences had to be shot on private grounds, including the Alexandra Palace roads in North London, where my pals and I hung out at a local tea-and-pie shop called Curlies, and were known as the Curly Boys.
Hospitals instead of palaces, roads instead of tunnels, and apartment buildings instead of weapons of war - is the only way hope will reside again in that part of the world, and its all in the hands of Palestinian leadership.
The Games also have famous sites that are being used, exceptionally, for sports: Horse Guards Parade for beach volleyball, Hyde Park for triathlon and marathon swimming, and Hampton Court Palace for road cycling.
"Everything appertaining to this city is on so vast a scale…that it is not easy even to put it in writing .In Marco Polo's day it was the ornate palaces, paved roads and meticulously planned layouts of Chinese cities that impressed visitors; in today's megacities it is some of the world's tallest skyscrapers and largest shopping malls, interlinked by the world's longest bullet-train network.
A Russian oligarch is noisily building a palace across the road.
Brussels is more complex than this; it also involves the ever-more powerful, and stroppy, European Parliament, in its own gigantic crystal palace down the road.
It stands alone, a monument to his ambition, his royal palace across the road now nothing but grass.
