Sentence examples for streets of nice from inspiring English sources
This is the context in which some families of the Muslim victims of the Bastille Day attack (an estimated third of those killed) have reportedly been insulted in the streets of Nice, in some cases just after they had visited the morgue.
Shot in the sunny streets of Nice in southern France, the video stars Nilton Martins a dancer known all over the Côte d'Azur for his jelly-limbed skills.
The streets of Vieux Nice are also lined with independent shops.
Many tourists spend most of their time in the narrow streets of Le Vieux Nice (the Old Town), plunging into its atmospheric restaurants and boutiques.
Submerging yourself in the shady streets of Vieux Nice, turn right into the Rue François and veer left into the Rue Droite.
On summer evenings, the narrow, steep streets of Vieux Nice, the old town of France's fifth-biggest city, are teeming with tourists brandishing an ice cream or a slice of socca, a local chick-pea delicacy.
Although specific numbers are elusive, Mr. Inserra says thousands of tourists wander Mulberry Street on nice days, and Keith Yazmir, a spokesman for NYC & Company, the city's tourist agency, said the crowds seem thicker than a few years ago.
Providing rental bicycles on the streets of Washington is nice for those who like them, but not likely to solve the real problem.
The streets of New York are nice, or perhaps the snowy hills of Telluride, but as the classic holiday song goes, there's no place like home for the holidays.
"Don't get me wrong: the guys from the lower third of the class who went to Wall Street had a lot of nice qualities.
She and a friend were busted for drinking on the street by a pair of nice cops who let her continue sipping delicious nectar while writing them tickets.
