Sentence examples for Concrete sidewalk from inspiring English sources

A new concrete sidewalk runs from the street, past the lot, to Mr. Milan's house.

It bounced off the concrete sidewalk, hit my rental car, and came to a stop.

He claimed Martin was slamming his head into the concrete sidewalk when he fired the gun.

Here, outside the green house, is something strange – a stretch of concrete sidewalk, where everywhere else the sidewalks are dirt.

For avoiding, because they emit the unmistakably dank smell of the city's underbelly or because they may seem more rickety than a cracked concrete sidewalk.

Set along Cross Bay Boulevard, it looks like just another unkempt stretch of roadside, with its overgrown shrubs, ubiquitous London plane trees and disintegrating concrete sidewalk.

Sometimes the line runs on concrete sidewalks, as it does along Stanton Street or Broadway.

The writer describes an anecdote about a housebroken dog refusing to relieve itself on New York's concrete sidewalks.

"Most of the granites give no more radiation than you get from cosmic rays, flying, TV sets, some smoke detectors, and from the concrete sidewalks you walk on.

Though traffic was not going to be a problem for Topeka, the neighborhood included too many concrete sidewalks and not enough grass.

Not long ago, Main Street was a place to avoid, a skateboarder's paradise with little but concrete sidewalks and ratty parking lots.