promenade造句

They walk like they're on a promenade.

Now, this is the famous promenade of my fingers.

The Easter promenade is well known as a fashion show.

We arranged to meet at a cafe on the promenade, next to the sea.

Her stateroom is on B deck, not on the promenade deck.

Secondary bedrooms, kitchen, and service zones are positioned behind this promenade.

There were two or three palm trees flourishing in the promenade garden.

Havana's once elegant seafront promenade, the Malecon, is now often dark at night because of lack of street lighting.

To spare yourself unwanted bacteria exposure, wear a pair of socks during your promenade through the screening machines.

That evening, the Bishop of D----, after his promenade through the town, remained shut up rather late in his room.

A promenade in the Jardin duLuxembourg, as opposed to a trip to Walmart for a flat-screen TV, won't helpthe European Union's GDP growth.

Across the river from Pudong, this waterfront stretch of Art Deco and other edifices is Shanghai's signature promenade and a hub of upscale restaurants and bars.

Rather than treat the building as a stopping point for the boulevard, the architects made it an extension of the promenade.

A new staircase, reminiscent of theatre promenade staircases, cascades its way down to the underground main gallery space from the ground floor, going through secondary office Spaces.

On the riverside promenade the headquarters of Chrysler Canada, opened with much hoopla in 2002, stands partly empty, a “For Rent” sign on the plate-glass window of its showroom.

It even moved a philosopher, Alain Finkielkraut, to implore the president to take up the promenade—a “spiritual experience”—and to give up jogging, which is mere “body management”.

Airship passengers can enjoy an indoor view of the clouds beneath their feet in the moon pool, or go to the upper deck promenade for an open-air excursion.