Sentence examples for * the the sidewalk from inspiring English sources
A gaggle of young people waiting to use the the sidewalk A.T.M. giggled when they were told the bank was open for business.
After the incident, the sidewalk was littered with debris and a white sheet covered with blood.
The saying in Southie used to be that when Whitey walked down the street the sidewalk shook.
On Sunday mornings, after the game, the sidewalk was littered with cardboard signs that read, "I Need Tickets".
She recalls her father helping to wash Marcelo's blood from the street, the sidewalk and the fence.
To accommodate the stairway, the sidewalk will be widened 11 feet into a no-parking, no-standing lane.
Later in the morning, the sidewalk was filled with members of various church groups, holding signs that read, "People of Faith for Health Care," as religious officials spoke in support of the law's coverage provisions.
The place: the sidewalk in front of the Stonewall Inn, a questionable bar (as it might then have been called by persons of delicate sensibilities) on Christopher Street, in the heart of Greenwich Village.
"The saying in Southie used to be that when Whitey walked down the street, the sidewalk shook," said Robert Stutman, who headed the Boston office of the Drug Enforcement Agency in the 1980s.
For about ten yards in either direction of the centerpiece, the sidewalk was lined with carnations that were laid flat on the ground, in the traditional Russian way that they would be placed on a grave or in a coffin before burial.
