Sentences with phrase «alleyways lead»
Smaller canals and a fascinating maze of narrow alleyways lead off on both sides.
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There are lots to learn but it's also a really fun tour as you're led through hollow sidewalks and slopped alleyways.
The opening riot scene — filmed in Blackburn — explodes into violence and leads into a footchase through the terraces and alleyways of the Falls Road that left us needing to catch our breath.
Like Hastings, Michôd can't hide his disdain for the Middle Eastern Forever War — a morally laudable instinct that leads him down a self - righteous alleyway to a dramatic dead - end.
The point all this begs to make — most germane to our our subject of self - publishing — is that writers whose books are in the hands of traditional publishers do not have the freedom to take their books for long walks down every possible promotion and marketing avenue, or to even have their books follow circuitous alleyways that can lead to fields of light.
we ask and two kids hop into action — «come on» — and lead us a few yards down the road to a nondescript alleyway where a chicken slowly pecks away at his tin of food and a woman hangs up laundry to dry.
Paul led the way into the Old Town's twisty, narrow alleyways that with elegant Georgian architecture looked surprisingly lovely in the morning sun.
At the far end of the Avenue beyond the Porte de France arch are the winding alleyways of the medina and craft - filled souks leading toward the Ez - Zitoune Mosque at the walled cities core.
The Golden Gai is essentially six narrow alleyways connected by a slew of even narrower passages that lead everywhere and nowhere.
The mix of influences led to the development of unique local culture, music, art, cuisine, and architecture, which is most visible in the Old Town of Corfu, with its Italianate buildings, smattering of palaces, narrow alleyways hung with laundry, and grand squares built around imposing Orthodox and Catholic churches.
But, to experience Genoa at its most enchanting, wander around the tangle of narrow alleyways named «Carruggi» which unfurl behind the port and lead to impressive palaces like the Palazzo di San Giorgo, formerly one of Europe's first banks and before that a prison for Venetian captives such as Marco Polo.
Perhaps visit the famous Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to the Hindu deity of Shiva, or maybe take a walk through the galis, the city's winding alleyways which lead to traditional market stalls.
At the back of the car - park is a short flight of stairs leading to a pedestrian alleyway — Paseo Verode.