Significados de fashionable promenade en inglés

On this eve of the ceremonial this gallery was a fashionable promenade.

Davis Avenue is no longer a fashionable promenade, flashing with bright dresses.

At a later period the Mall was the most fashionable promenade in London.

At last they reached the Pre aux Clercs, the fashionable promenade of the day.

Ten o'clock found me in some fashionable promenade or other place of public amusement.

He would presently turn out of the fashionable promenade, to contemplate the poor and the unfortunate.

They reached the "block", that strip of Collins Street which forms the fashionable promenade.

They took him to the Luneta, the fashionable promenade of the city, where all military executions take place.

Between three and five o'clock every pleasant afternoon this magnificent avenue becomes the most fashionable promenade in the world.

Among the crowds of charmers who throng the fashionable promenade of Broadway, scarcely an ordinary face is to be seen.

Rut not infrequently these playful brutes get themselves tethered in some fashionable promenade, and the consequence is demoralizing to white people.

Collins Street looked quite bright and cheerful, and was the fashionable promenade of those who had time or inclination for lounging.

And what manner of people are they who stroll on to the fashionable promenade from the public buildings and private residences?

All fashionable promenade and evening dresses being cut with an open corsage and loose sleeves, the chemisettes and wristbands become of the greatest importance.

It appears indeed to have been a sort of lounge, or fashionable promenade-bymeans of various ladders for the purposes of ascent and descent.

The prince himself began to build a tasteless but showy structure, partly Chinese and partly Indian in style, on the fashionable promenade of the Steyne.