Sentences with phrase «through narrow city streets»

Rep your crew and show off your insane tandem drifting skills through the narrow city streets.

It offers more cargo room than a traditional small van with the convenience of a smaller size that fits into a garage and is easier to move through narrow city streets.

You can park in street spaces that are too small for a minicar, and its phenomenal turning radius makes it easy to maneuver through narrow city streets.

The commanding ride height means it's easy to judge the car's bulk, particularly useful when driving through narrow city streets.

Frenetic fun aside, the MX - 5 is a great car to cruise around in: its very compact dimensions make it easy to park and thread through narrow city streets.

Characters fire shots on a busy street and drive recklessly through narrow city streets.

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Written from Jerusalem: Walking through the narrow, winding streets of Jerusalem's Old City on my first visit here in fifteen years, I was powerfully struck once again by the grittiness of Christianity, the palpable connection between the faith and the quotidian realities of life.

Very convenient when navigating through narrow store aisles and busy city streets.

Violence: Characters race along a narrow, curving mountain road, through crowded city streets and between cars and pedestrians.

Anderson can't help but turn the open - air, urban setting into yet another deathtrap tunnel system, and CGI aerial shots dot Pompeii's opening stretch, showing the complex grid of roads, narrow streets, and aqueducts which make up a Roman city — and through which, of course, the characters will eventually have to escape.

But cross the river Musi and enter the Old City, with once magnificent buildings dating to the 16th century and earlier, and you'll see the congested India, with narrow streets weaving their way through crowded markets and densely populated slums.

My day in Lisbon kicked off with a pre-defined route through the tight and narrow, yet beautiful Portuguese city streets.

I spent three weeks touring Spain this summer and the B180 was a perfect vehicle for Europe, narrow enough to get through ancient city streets (main photo), efficient at speed with highway economy of 4.5 liters per 100 km (52 mpg), and with useful safety aids such as attention assist (drowsiness detection) and lane departure warning.

Stroll through the narrow streets of the old town, wander along the pretty waterfront at sunset and dive into the city's many restaurants or bars.

Nowadays, it has become a very trendy area of the city where you can spend long hours walking through the narrow and steep streets *, observing local people during their daily activities or listening to Fado in one of the plenty bars or restaurants.

When it comes to what to do in Lisbon, enjoying the city's simple luxuries is best — it's not difficult to spend countless days wandering through the narrow streets, sampling local food and wine, checking into boutique hotels, and exploring both ancient castles and modern art museums.

With narrow cobbled streets, rustic markets and extraordinary geography molded by the gently looping River Aare running through its centre and surrounding hills, it can be hard to comprehend that the seemingly quaint city of Bern is actually the capital of Switzerland.

As you wander through the narrow streets of the medieval Old Town and the elegant terraces of the Georgian New Town, it is easy to see why the city was awarded this accolade.

If your time in the Moroccan city really is that short, your best bet is to hire a guide through your hostel or hotel for a tour of the medina, unless you want to spend your day wandering around the narrow, twisted and sign - free streets like a lost puppy.

Travellers can wander through the narrow streets and lanes of the historic city of Medina, a UNESCO Heritage site since 1979.

Girona's city centre is really welcoming; walking through its narrow streets which look like a maze will make you time travel mainly due to its Jewish quarter, the biggest and best preserved one in the whole Europe.

Stroll through the narrow streets of Barcelona's old city as you explore the Gothic Quarter and its incredible medieval architecture.

You walk through a park in a city on a warm day, then cross out to a narrow street lined with tall buildings.