Sentence examples for pleasant corner from inspiring English sources
Now the restaurant has reopened in a pleasant corner location a few minutes away.
It is largely white, modestly hard-up, rather old and, despite being a rather pleasant corner of England, fed up.
For a copious brunch buffet, Den Franske Café (Sortedam Dossering 101; 45-35-42-48-45; denfranskecafe.dk) has tables inside and out overlooking a pleasant corner of the lakes where swans and ducks gather; 109 kroner.
Virage + (212) 253-0425 118 Second Avenue, at Seventh Street East Village $ All major cards Virage, a pleasant corner restaurant, easily fits a wide array of dishes into its Mediterranean mold.
James Monica, the owner, has installed a first-rate espresso machine at the counter of this pleasant corner shop, reminiscent of coffee bars throughout Italy, where customers pop in throughout the day for a shot of high-test espresso.
Sitting behind the desk in his pleasant corner office in a blue sweatshirt, with a pile of manuscripts to bundle into his bicycle panniers to take back to the north-west London home he shares with his wife, writer Lucy Hughes-Hallett, Franklin radiates competence rather than glamour.
Many will take the new fast road to Moscow's international airport to find respite in more pleasant corners of Europe.
The DeWitts have paid attention to the basics at Busch III: wide corridors, attractive food stands, lots of pleasant corners and plenty of the traditional red brick, once made by the Berras and the Garagiolas at the Laclede brickworks.
And if there was a slightly disapproving tone to the article, it was exemplary of the place and the time - in Seattle, it simply wasn't cool to get too excited about your career, it was just what you did to live in this pleasant, moderate, corner of the country, where the 60's never really died.
Maguro, a pleasant-looking corner spot in a shopping center on Old Northern Boulevard in Roslyn, gives no hint that it is different from other Long Island Japanese restaurants until diners sneak a peek at the menu.
THE LOCATION Sadly, you'd have to be pretty intoxicated to believe that the Gabriel Paris Marais — in a pleasant but nondescript corner of Paris's 11th Arrondissement — is really in the fashionable Marais district, which traditionally includes parts of the Third and Fourth Arrondissements.
