Significats de favourite promenade en anglès

This platform overlooked the fort, and was a favourite promenade of the traders.

It is a favourite promenade, enjoyed by residents and visitors alike.

They crowd me off a favourite promenade, mine by right of ten years' usage.

The orchard seemed to be a favourite promenade for the aged women of the neighbourhood.

However, Pierre's favourite promenade soon became the new quay of the Tiber beyond the Palazzo Boccanera.

In Queen Anne's time the fields around here formed a favourite promenade for the citizens when the day's work was done.

The favourite promenade of the Bostonians, is the Mall, which has trees on each side, as in St. James's Park, London.

The lane I was passing along was cut across by a broad and open street, the favourite promenade of the fashionables of Caneville.

This grove is the favourite promenade of the Sevillians, and there one occasionally sees assembled whatever the town produces of beauty or gallantry.

In the summer evenings when the tide serves, this is the favourite promenade this is likewise the parade, as the soldiers are occasionally here exercised.

"This is my favourite promenade," he said, as if brought to himself by the sound of Donal's overtaking steps.