Sentence examples for be pedestrian from inspiring English sources
noun
Somebody walking rather than using a vehicle; somebody traveling on foot on or near a roadway.
These days, it would be pedestrian.
The goods left behind tend to be pedestrian as well.
There will be pedestrian arcades to emphasize this feature.
Federer's victory over Cilic turned out to be pedestrian, but there was a dicey moment.
He could be cold and dismissive to those he judged to be pedestrian.
A navigation system is optional on either vehicle, but that would be pedestrian.
Any new development must be pedestrian-oriented and spread outward".
The sidewalks were built to be "pedestrian-friendly," and some of the houses even featured "old-time" front porches.
Foster's vision was for Masdar's streets to be pedestrian-only with pilotless vehicles running via magnets and fibre-optic cables.
Heart of Lake's streets will be pedestrian-only — all parking will be underground — and a stately clubhouse for the 3,000 people expected to live there will house the kind of recreational facilities found at 15 Central Park West.
DETAILS Fronting the Sea of Cortez on Baja's eastern coast, this $3 billion development will create a string of seaside villages that are designed to be pedestrian-friendly and environmentally sustainable.
