boulevard znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady boulevard

• The large broad boulevard crossing the bridge and joining two important squares has that potential.

• It is a perfect stage set for the outbreak of a revolution, its illuminated enlightenment boulevards poised over rat infested basements.

• The plan did not determine the design forms of facades, squares or boulevards.

• Here, alongside the elixir of ozone and holiday remembrances, there exists an enticing picture of crime-free boulevards and peer-group sociability.

• It was within these new spaces that european-style boulevards, parks, and modern architecture were then constructed.

• Ideally, ample space would also be available along the boulevards to accommodate tens of thousands of spectators.

• Along the boulevards and avenues they are like an open-air salesroom, a popular gallery of rich tonality, with imperious and suggestive callings.

• Moreover, his account of cultural evolution (the emergence of fashionable quarters, shopping galleries, boulevard promenading, and restaurants) captures the vibrancy of the period.