What is "carnaby"

Usage examples of "carnaby".

Space, off Carnaby Street, that was done out like a spaceship, the doors to the sound booths were like airlocks and all the speakers were housed in swoopy blobby cabinets that looked like they were in the middle of a flashback, and there was this other very weird studio called ADR round the back of Kings Cross where there was a stream running half-way up the walls, all the seating was made out of the boots of cars, Minis converted into couches, and you got upstairs to the recording suites through a door opening out of a large tree in the corner of the reception.

A couple of turns later and he stood in an alley off Carnaby Street facing the green, peeling shopfront of a fifty shilling tailor.

Especially in New Haven during this ancient era when even Carnaby Street was just too far-out for all of America northeast of Time Square.

His hair hung to one side like a caricature of a Carnaby Street fringe, completely obscuring the left eye.

Manfred, who, contrary to his usual custom, had spent the night at the workshop in Carnaby Street, watched the dawn from the flat roof of the building.

The Lilliput had the great advantage that it could be concealed practically anywhere on your person, even upside down in a spring-loaded clip in your lower left sleeve - if, that was, you didn't get your suits cut in Carnaby Street.

He spent half his pay packet and his Sundays in Carnaby Street and the other half on week nights chasing girls.

The fact that it spoke excellent English and dressed like a refugee from a Carnaby Street fashion closeout only added intrigue.

I paused in New Carnaby Street to look in a window at the closing down sale of the Macco Man's Boutique.

Marc could bring some of my friends from Carnaby Street and we could get into our mod clothes and give the house the shock of its life.