Sentence examples for walkway down from inspiring English sources

One is a reddish house on the walkway down from the town of Capri to the Marina Piccola beach.

"There's going to be a walkway down to the waterfront," he said cheerfully.

He's led from his cell, along the walkway, down the stairs.

The photo also gives an idea of the hopes placed on Broadway, which had a central parklike mall with a walkway down the middle.

The plane has a narrow walkway down the middle of the six-seat rows, and finding one's seat and a place to store carry-on items seems like a hassle for everyone.

The waiter told maintenance, who passed word, and the next afternoon there was a wooden walkway down the beach to a tent that was set up for them to have dinner in.

Tape off a long "runway" or use an outside walkway to walk down.

Since 1961, zoning rules have allowed developers to put up bigger buildings -- in essence, adding valuable floors at the top -- if they provide the public with plazas, atriums, arcades and walkways down below.

A wooden walkway leads down from the camp to a fire pit and viewing platform, from where buffalos, warthogs and giraffes can be spotted by day, and sundowners can be sunk come nightfall.

A waitress negotiated the narrow plank walkway leading down from the onshore kitchen area to our floating "dining room" and knelt to crawl along the woven plastic floor mat and unload our order of gai op fang.

The difference, evident to anyone who has walked both, is that the promenade plantée is a piece of Paris that happens to be above Paris-an elegant flowered walkway looking down on elegant flowered streets-while the High Line is a place where the discordant encounters of its city are briefly resolved….