Sentence examples for promenade through the from inspiring English sources
This unpromising commission offers a graceful promenade through the history of modern thought.
Xavier Boyen, A Promenade through the New Cryptography of Bilinear Pairings, invited paper, in IEEE Information Theory Workshop - ITW '06, 2006.
Then we promenade through the superb sculpture park that includes a recreation of Derek Jarman's Dungeness garden, not to mention Agora, Richard Wentworth's snaking painted silver line.
Some of them have thorns and some ramble, but there is very little that smells sweet in this Victorian gothic promenade through the dark spaces of a masonic lodge in the back streets of Edinburgh.
It's totally weird, but after a quick promenade through the store, some deeply repressed part of myself that has been buried for years under a morose cloud of apocalyptic doom was finally freed.
And on his most recent birthday, after many of those bottles had been drained, he teetered downstairs in his chef's whites, commenced a showy promenade through the main dining room and accepted compliments from the people there, who understandably took him for one of the kitchen staff.
"The militiamen promenaded through the streets and ate the best hams in town".
Many guests promenaded through the rose garden in flower prints, picture hats and insect jewelry.
The guests danced in the music room and promenaded through the famous picture galleries.
You might guess that the spectacle of robed Druids promenading through the city commons would attract gawkers.
Sporting a cane, in Munich he promenades through the Englischer Garten to visit Wedekind, who shows a lively interest in his loud check suit — quite a compliment, considering the extravagant fashions in vogue among the Schwabinger bohème at the time.
