boulevard , * , auch: Bvd

"All they do is walk up and down the boulevards."

From there I walk down to one of the main boulevards.

He led them, then, across the boulevards to the side of the square.

Something has changed on the boulevards of this city, though it is not so easy to spot at first.

The boulevards of the city are named after American generals.

Many streets and boulevards in Israel are named for him.

Do you think Amsterdam is a city of wide boulevards?

There must have been a hundred thousand people in those boulevards.

Traffic stopped as we rolled across one of the boulevards.

There are some boulevards, none of which reach into downtown.

They were to scout the two boulevards parallel to the high road.

There are different boulevards and streets in the city with a higher amount of traffic than others.

Boulevards, where there is literally no space for rent on the south side of the street.

Pursue them up and down any boulevards big enough for you."

I begged him to repeat that word to me behind the boulevards.

There is little difficulty, of course, with the avenues and boulevards.

Several schools, streets and boulevards bear his name in Romania.

Entire streets and boulevards in the capital city were shut down for that reason.

The construction of private buildings on the boulevards and surrounding areas took place later.

You know why they have such big boulevards there?

He was cycling slowly along the boulevards above the harbor.

The Olmsted plan for boulevards was carried out nearly in full.

The city's wide boulevards were paved and the city had several hospitals.

On the right bank boulevards have for the most part taken the place of the ramparts.

Next to it is a color photograph of the same site today, with its sweeping boulevards and office towers.