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promenade

[prom-uh-neyd, -nahd] / ˌprɒm əˈneɪd, -ˈnɑd /


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A spokesperson said over the past decade Rhyl had seen "substantial public investment" including a £100m flood defence upgrade which had "transformed the seafront" with a new promenade and a big children's play area.

From BBC

A group of fed up small-business owners in Santa Monica, Calif., had hung a banner on the city’s promenade that read: “Santa Monica Is NOT safe. Crime … Depravity … Outdoor mental asylum.”

From New York Times

Fallujah gleams with new apartments, hospitals, amusement parks, a promenade and a renewed gate to the city.

From Seattle Times

“Everybody calls it Putin’s yacht, but nobody knows whose it is,” said Ernesto Rossi, a retired clerk who was taking a walk along the marina’s promenade on Friday.

From New York Times

The trainees have been taught juggling, escapology, stilt walking and magic as part of an Arts Council funded initiative to pass down the historic skills of the professional promenade performer.

From BBC