Sentence examples for profusion of bars from inspiring English sources

Looser licensing rules have produced a profusion of bars and clubs, not just in Canal Street but in Manchester as a whole.

Over the years, residents of this rebellious neighborhood have joined forces to fight the profusion of bars in the area, the selling of community gardens to real estate developers and the possibility that high-rises would be added to the mostly low-rise skyline.

I took my 10-year-old daughter, Emma, on a seven-day cruise from New York to the Caribbean on the Norwegian Dawn this spring, and we were both unprepared for the music, bright colors and profusion of bars, cafes and restaurants in a dizzying variety of décors.

The slender byways, white walls and profusion of trendy bars and restaurants in one of them, Bairro Alto, give it the feel at times of a Greek isle.

Noting the large Japanese population in the East Village, and the profusion of sushi bars and noodle houses, they decided to concentrate instead on kushikatsu.

The area has managed to retain its old-London character while attracting a profusion of cool bars and excellent restaurants, and is walking distance from Covent Garden and Shoreditch.

Underlying the debate is a resentment among some who live and work on the Lower East Side and who say that the profusion of new bars and restaurants in the neighborhood is turning a residential area into an entertainment bazaar.

Fanning out from the city's center — the vast Plaza del Pilar, home to three churches, including the towering Baroque Basilica of Virgen del Pilar — is a maze of narrow lanes, most of which have a few brick churches and Renaissance palaces amid a delightfully dense profusion of tapas bars and cafes.

Meantime the agitation of the Spaniard had a little loosened the bunting from around him, so that one broad fold swept curtain-like over the chair-arm to the floor, revealing, amid a profusion of armorial bars and ground-colour — black, blue and yellow — a closed castle in a blood-red field diagonal with a lion rampant in a white.

Cafe Routier 1353 Boston Post Road, Westbrook (860) 399-87OO Good ATMOSPHERE Inside a free-standing building are two dining rooms, separated by a small bar, with a profusion of windows, pin-striped banquettes and a larger bar near the front entrance.

Spanish and German visitors have picked up the slack a bit, but it is clear from the profusion of closed street-corner restaurants and bars that the economy has suffered.