Sentence examples for uncrowded streets from inspiring English sources

This was the postwar world of jazz clubs, existentialists, cheap travel, uncrowded streets, beautiful cars, artists and, of course, Paris couture.

And then there is the feeling of ease: the gentle pace at which Berlin's inhabitants get round the city by bike; the wide, uncrowded streets.

But even if they come here for clean air, icy trout streams and uncrowded streets, many of the transplants, like the Oregon Trail migrants of last century, are finding out the hard way that this may not be the promised land.

Author Hilaire Belloc's 1902 description holds true: 'The neatest, the regularest, the exactest, the most fly-in-amber town in the world, with its uncrowded streets, its absurd fortifications… everything in Lucca is good.'.

Art Hotel Medellín This 54-room boutique hotel, rich with soaring brick walls, is wonderfully located just a block from the happenings of Parque Lleras, on a fairly quiet and uncrowded street.

The relatively uncrowded, narrow streets are a pleasure to walk, with innumerable cute coffee and breakfast places, as well as street art installations on Karakolhane Street and pleasant shopping spots like Bee Vintages, a charmingly cluttered clothing and collectibles store on Recaizade Street.

We must have gone to bed together at some point in that day, but what I remember is being with her in the cave of the car, proudly conscious of the wealth of her hair and the width of her smile and the breadth of her hips, and then in my happiness jauntily swerving across an uncrowded, sunny street in Passaic to seize a metered parking space along the left-hand curb.

Before the festival welcomed its first visitors on June 11 , 1982 festival organizers publicly worried that they wouldn't draw enough visitors to fill five city blocks, while newspaper articles praised the uncrowded "super-wide" streets and short lines outside food booths.

It was Malaysia's Independence Day holiday, so Kuala Lumpur's streets were relatively uncrowded.

A surfer traded the crowded streets of Manhattan for uncrowded waves on a remote stretch of West African coastline, but was his new home too isolated?

Then it should issue permits to companies that present the best plan for meeting demand while keeping D.C. streets and sidewalks safe and uncrowded.