Sentence examples for twisting lanes from inspiring English sources

Explore the twisting lanes of the old town with its ornate balconied houses, domed bathhouses and Byzantine churches.

In the streets snaking north from the ancient Dutch Battery, twisting lanes remind walkers that Manhattan was a trade centre before Boston, Philadelphia, or Williamsburg existed.

If tired of museums and crowds, 24 hours in Barga, with its twisting lanes, artistic residents and incredible views, will refresh your soul.

Below the church, at the foot of 199 steps, is the old town, laid out by the Normans, all twisting lanes and steep roofs, where Capt.

One company, Delhi by Cycle, has even set up two-wheeled tours through the narrow, twisting lanes of the old city.

ONE Friday night in March 1978, an American couple opened a small hotel, lost amid the hills, hedgerows and twisting lanes of Devon, in southwestern England.

There's an adorable shot of them in a twisting lane of Montefalco, cones raised.

By the time I was 14 my rural idyll, at the end of its long, twisting lane, felt like more of a prison than a paradise.

The road dwindles to a twisting lane and climbs.

The new gastropub is owned by Lady Bamford, whose Daylesford (01608 731700; daylesford.com) organic café, deli, cookery school and spa complex is a short hop away down a twisting lane.

You can't drive straight on a twisting lane.