“The walk along the promenade to the more genteel Frinton-on-Sea is lined with beach huts, and the weather was good for taking photos.”

“On Sundays, whole families take a promenade along the boulevard fronting Pigalle Hotel.”

“The prom was the perfect place for a leisurely stroll along the beach, watching the waves crash against the shoreline.”

“I attended my senior prom last night and danced the night away with my friends.”

“The sweepstakes offers a student and their guest a ride to and from prom in a luxury whip.”

“The two houses that were built along it today stand out like a baby's first teeth and the only promenaders are cattle.”

“We have not noticed so many highlows as bluchers upon the understandings of the promenaders of Broad-street.”

“International stars, picnic hampers, big screens and lighting displays are all part of a three-hour classical party enjoyed by promenaders from all over Northern Ireland.”

“There are no promenades along its shores, just a sharp band of grey, rough hewn rock separating burnt soil from cool water.”

“Formal pedestrian promenades along either side are gracefully paralleled by double rows of live oak trees.”

“The prestigious office building project, set among riverside promenades and a public plaza, is earmarked for Northern Foods.”

“Is it just me, or did I see the entire population of Henman Hill at the last night of the proms?”

“His career highlights include a concerto appearance at the RTE proms and his debut CD of works by Schumann and Schubert.”

“Yes, they had danced before at their proms, but he had done nothing like this.”