Sentences with phrase «very narrow streets»

The Port Isaac Cornwall lifeboat being dragged through the very narrow streets of the town at its launch.

The old city has very narrow streets and they have overhanging balconies and most are them are really congested with people.

YFJ: I grew up in a village and in the summer, at night, people would sit outside in its old, very narrow streets and exchange ghost stories.

Vegueta's very narrow streets are lined with bars and classical buildings that give you a feel of the Las Palmas culture of old.

Philadelphia has a very narrow street grid which - unfortunately - doesn't allow for ample room to paint bike lanes in many neighborhoods, but it does have the effect of producing streets where cars and bikes are sharing the road at a reasonable speed.

Not exact matches

Outside of a very narrow set of institutions that are subject to compensation limits, just watch how much of the public's money - which benefitted several major investment banks following a very direct route - gets allocated to Wall Street bonuses in the next few weeks.

Instead of being so «narrow minded» and concerned about «women's rights» attempt to open your mind to people who do things very differently then you do but it is actually working... (Of course I am not naive enough to think my husband never sees another women walking down the street but read between the lines)

Luckily, our actual location was on a very quiet, narrow street, so it was the best of both worlds.

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

Navigating crowded city streets and tight spaces will be a breeze since the Eezy S Twist has a very narrow frame of only 18 ″ wide.

Mr Robathan said the route would not pass through the village of Carterton on its way to Oxford because its streets «are very narrow for a modern village» and because it has «speed bumps which are not suitable for corteges».

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.

Entering intersections for urban destinations is a very rapid process: click the steering wheel button, say the street name, and touch the name on the screen (assuming it's in the first five returned — a good bet when you've narrowed down the possibilities to a city).

The city's narrow, winding streets, intact Spanish architecture and outdoor bistros are part of what makes Guanajuato seem very European.

We travel Baja in a Toyota Dolphin micro-motorhome (read about why we chose our Toyota Dolphin), and have met travelers in camper vans, truck campers, and even giant RV's (although the Mexican streets are often very narrow with sharp corners, so a large RV is not ideal for exploration).

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.

Our Wilson House is just steps away from the Main Inn entrance, across the narrow brick - paved St. George Street - a very quiet one - way street with little traffic, so crossing back and forth isStreet - a very quiet one - way street with little traffic, so crossing back and forth isstreet with little traffic, so crossing back and forth is easy.

This is a residential area with a very local feel about it characterised by a charming grid of narrow streets of terraced buildings.

Chinatown has retained its character and offers a very different feel from the rest of the city, with narrow alleys and markets in the streets.

Being a very old city, the narrow streets of beautiful Sino - Portuguese buildings are not particularly good for driving around and finding somewhere to park, so exploring on foot from a local base is much more convenient.

There are numerous street cafes and bodegas in Estepona that line the narrow cobbled streets and serve traditional Spanish delicacies at very reasonable prices.

It sees the narrow Beach Road and adjoining streets crammed with market stalls and shoppers from across Koh Samui, with a diverse range of wares available at very low prices.

The Rio street track shares similarities with the famous Monaco track in that it is very narrow and you're never far from a crash barrier which allows very little room for error.

These riding machines let you enter the narrow streets very conveniently, which is difficult if you are driving a car.

Armstrong sells a very narrow segment of the market — mainly high - end co-ops and condos on the city's Gold Coast, a neighborhood about a mile north of the Loop business district and consisting of Lake Shore Drive and several streets to the west.