Sentences with phrase «jostling past»

As Europeans used to being nannied around cultural highlights, we were astounded to find that when one arrived at the top, there was no barrier rope to stop the huge number of tourists jostling past each other from tumbling downwards or falling down the broken grating (obviously post-Mayan!!).

We (my mom and I) went to the next card show together, jostling past piles of Kurt Stillwells and Don Mattingli, looking for the best deal on a Canseco rookie.

Not exact matches

He hustles you past a lovely courtyard and slots you in front of the maître d' stand, where you jostle for attention with Bryan Ferry and Alannah Weston (the creative director of Selfridges, which her family owns).

«Wherever we were — in a restaurant or museum or food shopping hall, jam - packed pedestrian lane or popular hiking trail — I'd see Japanese kids all calm and contained while my boys jostled each other or rushed past little old ladies with canes, noisy with talk,» Buechner writes.

This time, though, in a lucky break, the camera was successfully jostled down past the intersection.

Nearby Swansea is a city that has reinvented itself in the past 5 years with a thriving local food scene showcasing the region's rich food heritage: laver bread, cockles, Welsh black beef, and sea bass jostle.

They found work by Richard Deacon jostling on shelves with Mary Martin and Gertrude Hermes, Jean Arp with Neville Boden, and 19th - century portrait busts, all of which shed an intriguing light on the history of sculpture in Britain, and therefore on their own artistic past.

While many of the largest law firms have spent the past decade jostling for position in a flag - planting exercise of expansion, the elite legal networks have evolved into a viable alternative for multi-national clients — offering the consistency in service and expertise that clients are seeking in each of their geographical markets.