Sentence examples for After pedestrian from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere in New York City, even after pedestrian plazas are completed, not everyone is convinced they are an improvement.
The zebras are young people named after pedestrian crossings who are hired to dress as the animals and calm traffic in the free-for-all that is La Paz.
Quite how France will perform after pedestrian defeats away to Italy and home to Wales is anyone's guess.
Chester is a glorious exception, as are the fine arcades laced through Leeds, but we are still mean when it comes to looking after pedestrians in city centres.
Being non-clinical, we were allocated to "police" the streets surrounding the hospital and look after pedestrians and car drivers, making sure they had an exit route through closed streets.
And an audacious hit-and-run involving an electric wheelchair remained unsolved in Wythenshawe, after pedestrians failed to stop an elderly man who knocked a two-year-old to the ground.
After pedestrians crossed the square, researchers asked them, "Did you see anything unusual?" Among pedestrians who were listening to music or walking alone, 1 in 3 replied that they had just seen a clown on a unicycle, according to a report on the study, in the journal Applied Cognitive Psychology.
You go up to someone, and they're, like, 'Nah, I'm going to keep walking.' I'm thinking, This is going to affect someone you love!" The girls were spending the morning chasing after pedestrians as part of a pilot program at U.A.I., a class on the fundamentals of organizing and protest.
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It was just after 7pm and at this time there would usually be a gaggle of after-work pedestrians trying to catch a bus home, but the streets were empty.
This summer it makes perfect sense that columnist Bob Novak, after hitting a pedestrian with his Corvette, should have the police called on him by a lawyer commuting by bicycle.
