Sentences with phrase «hawkers do»

Invoking the likes of Alexander Pope and Charles Mackay, Nikiforuk decried Canada's «slavish [tar sands] promoters for omit [ing] the troubling facts as hawkers do.

Sarongs and bracelets are an easy buy, hawkers do the round of the islands daily.

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One can visit a lot of national monuments after hours: no crowds, no tourist trams, no hawkers, plus I could try my hand at night photography (hope you don't mind if I show a couple results, dedicated to Lincoln and King).

If you do decide to eat at a local hawker, avoid uncooked or cold foods like raw vegetables and chutneys — stick to the cooked stuff.

I come up out of the subway into the human circus, pass scalpers doing well (all tickets are sold out), hawkers waving programs, and join fans flowing toward the noise.

With Chinese market stalls, hawker centres with dozens of foods to choose from, and its very own Little India to wander around — Melaka (also spelt Malacca) really does have something to suit everyone.

The few hawkers we met, left us in peace if we didn't want to buy anything (not so in Tanzania or Kenya!).

In the afternoons, local hawkers selling sarongs and bracelets do the usual rounds.

Port Douglas is also a safe destination and is not overly crowded and of course it does not have street hawkers or any of those things you find in other foreign countries holiday destinations.

It is common for vacationers to get food poisoning when they are traveling in undeveloped countries, and it is recommended that you do not purchase food from street hawkers and places that are unhygienic.

The only thing I could do without are the gazillion hawkers constantly harassing you to buy selfie sticks.