Sentence examples for as passersby from inspiring English sources

At first Mr. Meyerowitz focused on incidents like that in "Fallen Man, Paris, 1967," in which a young man lies supine on the street as passersby stare or step around him.

It grew along the way, as passersby, many of them women, joined in.

As passersby looked on in horror, the driver carried on south for sixteen blocks.

"People just walking by may see us," Roddick said as passersby looked on.

"I've found it!" I yelled out as passersby looked at me.

A few soldiers stood guard as passersby made their way to Qom's holy shrine.

Not just in Arabic, but in English too, so that as many passersby as possible would have the defiant message rammed down their throats.

But the response was overwhelmingly positive, from passersby as well as jazz professionals.

The police responded with teargas, pepper-spray and rubber bullets, injuring journalists and passersby, as well as the protesters themselves.

He photographed Hells Angels, hippies and passersby as well as rioters in Sunset Strip in 1967 and protesters on the famous civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, in 1965.

This is good for passersby as well as residents: the balconies are signs of life and connection between inside and out.