Sentence examples for At the pavement from inspiring English sources

At the pavement table of a hotel bar on a sunny Sunday afternoon in London, Bernard Sumner is revisiting the most calamitous concerts of New Order's career in the kind of gleeful detail that your average musician would reserve for moments of glory.

At the pavement's edge, parking spots are being reclaimed and turned into "parklets" (mini parks).

At the pavement, the average concentration was in maximum 5 × 104 cm−3; around 80% of the particles was smaller than 40 nm.

People stare at the pavement.

Larry looked at the pavement and didn't say much.

As it emerged again from sheepskin, Jack looked down at the pavement, cursed.

Niels Jarler, a non-cyclist in his 30s, says he often has to walk on the road to get to his flat in central Copenhagen at weekends, the pavement is so cluttered.

He had just noticed an elderly gentleman walking a dachshund when suddenly the dog strained at its leash, sniffing and barking at something on the pavement ahead.

Above all, they were free from the loud knocking at the street door, the abuse shouted up at them from the pavement for all the neighbours to hear.

The capricious traffic lights were a bad joke: pedestrians hovered like suicides at the edge of the pavement, launched themselves across at the slightest sign of a gap.

Traditional riding surveys estimate the severity of road defects while driving along the shoulder at slower speeds or, less accurately, while driving on the pavement at normal speeds.