Übersetzung für "Street sellers" in Deutsch

Containers to deliver freshly baked pizzas have existed at least since the 19th century, when Neapolitan pizza bakers put their products in multi-layered metallic containers known as stufe (singular stufa, "oven") and then sent them to the street sellers.

It turns out, as the struggle of the migrant street-sellers in Barcelona (most of whom have no papers and thus no licence, and sell forged products) shows, that building an inclusive urban 'we' beyond local white populations is more difficult than imagined.

The roads are full of sellers street vendors that offer several products, for example fruits like the tasty anon, that I recalled especially to other fruit, the durian, pero más pequeño y sin el intenso olor.

Street sellers and workers, car horns, prayer calls, coffee shop conversations, whistles, cassette players, mobile phones, car alarms, lost dogs and wild birds colonies: The Cairo soundscape is a sleepless conversation. It reveals a constellation of social power and tensions where each loud utterance is a possible cry, and a call at the same time, where each voice is a body-extension used to stake-out more space or at least to signalize, and thus fight for, a (more or less gendered) presence.

When it is closed to traffic on Sundays, it becomes a promenade for pedestrians and cyclists and a playground for street sellers and artists as well as singers of every genre.

The roads are full of sellers street vendors that offer several products, for example fruits like the tasty anon, that I recalled especially to other fruit, the durian, but more small and without the intense smell.

Although workers were concentrated in Rue de Reuil, Rue du Faubourg was the street for sellers, Rue de Condé and Rue du Port-aux-Meules, the street for traders and workshop owners.

Roasted chestnuts and sweet potatoes – sold all over Barcelona by street sellers – the perfect way to warm up when sightseeing.

It was the tradition of the so-called cries, (French: cris) series of pictures in which since the late 16th century the activities of street sellers and migrant workers omnipresent in the cityscape were depicted in a standardised form.

There are street sellers that line the road down to Barceloneta, the cheap sunglasses and scarves are great.

Street sellers have been a way of life in Luanda since colonial times , and there are several songs from well-known national musicians that celebrate this particular part of the culture.

For example, in Luxor, street sellers, coachmen, taxi drivers, and felucca owners are not only constantly approaching, but downright harassing more or less aggressively.

Road rage hasn't found its way here, which is a great relief since most of the streets are without pavements and are shared by cars, pedestrians and street sellers alike, with the result that vehicles creep slowly along back streets, only announcing their presence with a resounding toot on the horn which coaxes pedestrians out of the way, but generally without incident.

Located in the area around the Ribera de Curtidores street, it is an event not to be missed on Sunday mornings and public holidays, when over 1,000 stallholders and street sellers tempt visitors with a multitude of wares: trinkets, second-hand and reduced-price clothing, antiques, arts and crafts, books and discs… The market has a unique atmosphere and is a magnet for both tourists and locals who make the most of their visit by combining a little shopping followed by the customary drink and tapas.

Rosario works as a street seller on the fairgrounds of the suburbs of Naples.

Every month you can look forward to real street food at the event Street Food Park which regularly brings together street food seller in front of the Old Market.

It goes without saying that everything the company can offer for the best-seller Street Bob is on this bike. Most eye-catching are surely the wheels with the matching brakes, which are the 1-piece forged wheels in Old School design named "Rodder".

A crowdfunding campaign raised more than $380,000 for an 89-year-old Mexican man named Fidencio Sanchez, who works as a street seller of popsicles and ice cream in Chicago. Sanchez had recently lost his daughter, leaving her two children in his care.