Sentences with phrase «down narrow alleys»

Don't tempt fate by waving expensive cameras around down narrow alleys after dark but we'll guarantee Chiang Mai is safer than most, if not all, Western cities of a similar size.

Porter continued down a narrow alley through the business area and began to circle a large tree.

With 11 different room options spread through two nondescript white concrete buildings down a narrow alley, New Road blurs the line between «hostel» and «guesthouse.»

Not exact matches

Tucked down a side alley in a narrow antebellum home, it's worth a visit for the ambience alone, from the crumbling brick hearth and salvaged - wood bar downstairs to the intimate second floor, with exposed rafters, a cathedral ceiling, and, at lunchtime, light streaming in across the bare wood tables and spindly chairs.

Imagine the GT, with its glorious exhaust sound coming out of its AMG Dynamic Exhaust System with electronically controlled variable valve, speeding through narrow alleys, avoiding collisions at the very last minute and even running down the stairs.

Driving here is a nightmare, since the streets are so narrow, and the GPS takes me down blind alleys as I try to make my way to Hotel Novecentro.

bustling Old Quarter alley Tucked down the narrow winding alleys of Hanoi's Old Quarter you'll find several budget guesthouses and hotels.

Delve into the city's culinary genius with a light lunch under banana palms or a romantic, candle - lit meal in one of the many top quality restaurants that hide away between narrow side streets and down well - lit alleys.

Goods are still transported down the narrow streets by donkey and young children play their sports in the shade of the back alleys.

I just started an iPad run (Normal difficulty) and every time there's even a somewhat narrow alley, the camera goes straight overhead and looks down vertically and it's really hard to move it side to side.

Port Isaac is a pretty fishing village with narrow winding alleys running down the steep hillside to the harbour.