corniche

But these days, the Corniche is all about life, not death.

You can walk back to the center of town along the Corniche.

The bar looked out on the Corniche and the water.

Down on the corniche he saw that a front had passed.

The car swung off the Corniche and within minutes we arrived.

"He is finished," said one young man on the corniche.

Above us on the wall of the Corniche two men were wrapped in a blanket.

The Corniche at this point takes a sharp turn, forcing cars to slow.

The first place he went was the Corniche, the city's riverbank walkway.

Vehicle checkpoints had been set up on the avenue running past the Corniche.

Sax left his desk and took a walk down to the corniche to think this over.

Further down the Corniche, the road is wider and would have been choked with pedestrians.

We'll find enough money to load this Corniche down to the axle stops.

A balcony jutted out with a view of the Corniche and the harbor.

They needed to be seduced, like the nightly dancers on the corniche.

She walked up and down the corniche, until she was too tired to walk.

Ned turned, leaning his back against the side of the truck so that he could view the corniche.

They reached Nice within a couple of hours, taking the Corniche road through the hills.

There's the corniche to keep the waves off, all but the spray."

Weaver swung left and eventually came to a junction with the Corniche.

To find it, look for the modern sculpture with three white needles, directly across the Corniche from the library.

The corniche is guarded by a picket line of coconut palms.

We had reached the corniche along the river.

For a walk along the Corniche, the famous seafront promenade.

Soldiers were appearing from everywhere now, and a section of the Corniche was being sealed off.