Sentence examples for shady squares from inspiring English sources

Explore the narrow lanes and shady squares of Hora.

Once a refuge of sailors, the cobbled streets, shady squares and pastel-hued town houses began welcoming immigrants — Italian, Corsican, Algerian — in the 20th century and are now filling with young professionals and arty types.

VISITORS are charmed by the narrow streets and shady squares of Moçambique Island, a remote town that is part of northern Mozambique and sits, just off the coast, in the Indian Ocean.

On the bright side for the health conscious, there's plenty of chance to walk it off in Porto's vertiginous streets, which rise up from the banks of the Douro river in a jumble of winding paths, broad avenues and shady squares.

Caldas de Monchique is a pretty village a few miles south of Monchique itself, built around a shady square.

Armed with directions, I crossed the street and a shady square, found a wooden doorway, climbed a set of stairs and rang a buzzer.

There are green parks and shady silent squares, seaside and riverbank, wealth and poverty – and all in a walkable city.

Our hotel, the charming St George Inn, was at one end, tucked into a shady leafy square with a fountain, cast-iron street lamps and an old-fashioned clock.

The original campus, in downtown Boulder, is a shady green square where students — some barefoot, some dreadlocked, many proudly scruffy — attend classes in a cluster of buildings that includes wooden clapboard cottages.

There are a number of wide, shady streets and gardened squares in the city; the university (1958) lies on the eastern mainland.

To the Editor: As a fairly recent transplant (slightly over two years) from New York to Savannah, I enjoyed Alice DuBois's article "Shady Savannah, Where the Squares are Cool" (April 21).