Sentences with phrase «less crowded here»

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Can't really think of any crowd of less than 20,000 that could create that atmosphere here in the States.

Here's to a simpler, less crowded New Year!

Transformers Prime is aimed squarely at the younger / casual Transformers crowd and anyone that falls under that umbrella will likely get a kick out of making Optimus punch Megatron in his stupid face, although the further you stray outside of that demographic the less there is here for you.

Here was an independent filmmaker who'd suddenly broken through to Oscar voters in a big way — eight nominations and two wins for There Will Be Blood — and he followed that up, five years later, with something indulgent, less crowd - pleasing, and more slippery than anything else he'd done.

Turtle Beach is always popular with locals but is less crowded with tourists as the cruises tend not to stop here.

The surf here is not as big or consistent as Motanita but the fact that it is a lot less crowded and still brings in good sets makes it my first choice.

Boasting the same awe - inspiring views and scenery, but without the crowds, here our Iceland's best lesser - known scenic areas.

Considerably less crowded than during the day, here you'll find Prague's famous Astronomical Clock.

While it does resemble similar tours on other islands, the main advantage here is it's much less crowded.

Here you can enjoy a much slower paced and less crowded greek island experience.

If you want to come when it is less crowded, plan a stop here midweek and enjoy peaceful moments of your own under the tropical Kauai sky.

But while Hydra, Spetses, Poros, Aegina, and little Agistri are popular with Greek weekenders and European visitors, they're less known by Americans (with the exception of Hydra, which was made famous by Leonard Cohen, who lived here for years, and is popular with an international art crowd).

To be honest it's a pretty busy place most days however there are still pockets of sanity here and there and less crowded areas up and down the coast if a quiet beach is a high priority.

The area is blessed with spectacular views extending across the ocean towards the beaches of Sanur and Nusa Dua, the islands of Lembongan, Ceningan and Penida, and the mountains of east Bali, and is well known by surfers, who come here to enjoy breaks which are far less crowded than those of Kuta or Uluwatu.

The waves here are not as round as in Playa Hermosa but it's less crowded with surfers, too.

It is less crowded and has fewer bars and restaurants but draws people here for picnics and walks for this very reason.

Everything here is less crowded than the better - known tourist areas, and staying at Ao Nang Beach means you can dive some local dive sites, plus the neighbouring sites of Phi Phi and Phuket Shark Point.

In summer, it is a very crowded beach, but at the end of the summer, when the beach goes back to normal and is less frequented, nature lovers come here.

Though Railay Beach is still much quieter and less developed than most popular Thailand beaches, there is more development here every year, and during high season it can feel crowded.

The advantages of staying here at this Seminyak villas means that there is a more mature and less crowded feel to the place, plus there is generally more privacy and less party people and more middle ages tourists and quiet settings.

The thing is, sometimes you don't have to go too far off the path and you still receive a time penalty, which is added to your overall time at the end of the stage, and if you veer off into the crowd very slightly, you also get a rather steep time penalty, and as a couple of seconds here and there can be the difference between a podium finish and less, it can be a frustrating thing to happen, particularly on the tougher difficulty levels.

Here, it's the little upgrades that count — crowds seem less repetitive, all 30 stadiums have their real - life jumbotrons realistically placed and represented, and animations have improved between plays.

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TreeHugger is here tracking down green trends as the guest of Ceramic Tiles of Italy, and got to see first hand how quickly Piano had the crowd of Italian and international press at his fingertips: «It's not just that we need to consume less, but that we need a way to get out of this tragedy of performance anxiety — the idea of making (and wanting) things bigger and BIGGER,» he said.Piano began his speech saying, «I adore red tape!