pedestrian precinct उदाहरण वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. The " B�rgerfest " (  Citizens Festival ), which was introduced on the occasion of the opening of the pedestrian precinct in 1975, has been regularly celebrated in early summer since 1977.
2. On the first Saturday of every month a flea market is held in the pedestrian precinct in {
   ary and the Exhibition Salon is located in the {
   ary pedestrian precinct near the Town Hall.
3. On the first Saturday of every month a flea market is held in the pedestrian precinct in {
   ary and the Exhibition Salon is located in the {
   ary pedestrian precinct near the Town Hall.
4. Her primary fundraising method is to stand for hours in the " Glasshuset " ( glass house ) covered section of the pedestrian precinct in central Bod?with a collection bucket; she also runs a summer lottery.
5. The same dearth of tourists was in evidence in the city's Skadarlija street, a cobbled pedestrian precinct thick with the smell of grilled meat and the sounds of Serbian folk music from dozens of low, turn-of-the-century Balkan restaurants.
6. A few minutes later he was at the northern end of a pedestrian precinct, Royal Exchange Passage ( formally called Royal Exchange Buildings ), near the junction with Threadneedle Street, where a further police cordon stopped him from proceeding.
7. He was responsible for'a far sighted parking plan and multilevel structure that took advantage of the central city topography to lay the foundations for a vibrant pedestrian precinct with walkways linking the Northbridge cultural centre via arcades to St Georges Terrace.
8. There were plenty of young men in the crowd to approve of such a gesture, perhaps the very same gentlemen who'd trashed their way through the French cultural center and the Air France office just down the pedestrian precinct from Trg Republika.
9. The road through the bridge was removed and the short stretch between Oxford Terrace and Cambridge Terrace opened as a pedestrian precinct on 25 April 1977 ( Anzac Day ) by Captain Charles Upham, i . e . this stretch became a pedestrian precinct some five years before the establishment of City Mall.
10. The road through the bridge was removed and the short stretch between Oxford Terrace and Cambridge Terrace opened as a pedestrian precinct on 25 April 1977 ( Anzac Day ) by Captain Charles Upham, i . e . this stretch became a pedestrian precinct some five years before the establishment of City Mall.