They seem to find the sexual promenading of the warriors amusing.

Thus the procession opens with the promenading of provincial and local establishments.

Americans began participating more in various recreational activities and moved away from the social promenading of the spas.

There were a good number of people promenading to the Long Wharf and back, entering and leaving several taverns and restaurants.

The Palace itself is no picnic these days; attending "Beauty" is a little like promenading through the Port Authority Bus Terminal.

As for the promenading, the incessant visiting, the constant appearances demanded by the ton, she increasingly saw them as a waste of time; her business persona reemerging, no doubt.

Now, the same sidewalks bustle with well-dressed young people promenading among a handful of new bars and restaurants: C-Note, 9C, Baraza, Esperanto, Alphabet Lounge.

The festival apparently had not yet started, although fairies were already promenading and dancing about the meadow in great high spirits-all save one, who sat perched on a post scratching himself with great industry.

Their decease made no impression on the other flies out promenading, who looked at them in the coolest manner (as if they themselves were elephants, or something as far removed), until they met the same fate.

The dance traditions show strong cross-border influences with many dances that combine phrase-matching sequences of elaborated promenading, bakmes (slower counterclockwise turning) and polska (faster clockwise turning) that are similar to those seen with Norwegian pols.

We had been talking about the Promenade on and off all along.

Its site was at the back of the Promenade floor.

It must have been the area he had called the Promenade.

This one looked out into the main area of the Promenade.

"Care to get something to eat up in the Promenade?"

It was down to the promenade for the two of them.

But his own interest was in the crowd on the promenade level.

The Promenade was just coming to life when she arrived there.

Once on the promenade a boy had laughed at him.

Turn left up the steps and walk along the promenade.

He could see into the back room of a shop on the Promenade.

"Was that really a human male you were talking to earlier on the Promenade?"

For an instant, he looked past his father to the Promenade.

"No wonder you thought they'd make their way to the Promenade."

He watched her head off down the Promenade, and then went into the bar.

He got a field there just at the end of the promenade, by a bus stop.

This continued until 1946, when they returned to work on the promenade service.

The promenade is crowded during the day and until late in the night.

At the end of the 500-yard promenade is the shrine itself.

What a coincidence, a voice said from just down the Promenade.

He stood for a while in the doorway of his office, looking along the Promenade.

What else was there in the form of entertainment on the promenade?

The promenade was empty of people at such an hour on a Sunday.

The officer walked up and down as if on a Sunday promenade.

I am alone on the outside promenade to watch the sunset.

They walked on past a few people who seemed to be promenading outside the town.

But this was a safe place with all the people promenading.

Then the couple promenaded around the stage, embracing at left, right and center for all to see.

Plenty of people were promenading up and down, enjoying the warm night air.

For years, the residents of Bromley promenaded on the hill.

In addition to promenading; eating, drinking and smoking were all allowed.

The two spent half an hour at the cafe and then joined the crowd promenading about the plaza.

The dancers crisscrossed, promenaded and so on, with the help of aides.

It was also commonly used for walks and promenading.

More people were promenading, and their Sunday smartness abashed me.

But now more dogs, and bigger ones, are promenading the aisles with their owners, including men.

But the street was deserted, as most of the fashionable throng were promenading in the park.

None was the type given to promenading suggestively through the clubhouse in a little black dress.

Outsiders promenaded through with cameras, making memories and movies of the rubble.

Julia, promenading up and down the hall with her patient, tried to guess what she was up to.

To see others promenading, signifies that you will have rivals in your pursuits.

A few tourists promenaded along the quayside before the taverna.

Crowds promenaded up and down, preparatory to boarding the train for the long journey west.

As Margo promenaded along the runway, she was conscious that all eyes were fixed upon her.

Secretary birds promenading with great deliberation, as if walking barefoot on hot asphalt.

The cloister is an arcade for promenading and a formal piazza.

Promenading the catwalk, Caroline had felt their blazing heat.

But the beaches are full of people exercising, promenading, taking their dogs for walks or sunbathing.

Social activities at Bath included dances, concerts, playing cards, lectures, and promenading down the street.

The relics would be promenaded though the streets, a practise which still goes on nowadays.