Sentence examples for broad pedestrian from inspiring English sources

Earlier, the night-time silence in Martin Place, a broad pedestrian plaza in the middle of Sydney, was shattered by the sudden volleys of gunfire and shouting.

Guided by twinkling lights embedded in the terminal's ceiling, arriving visitors glide up ramped floors and across broad pedestrian bridges before spilling out onto the elevated concourse.

Along a broad pedestrian market street that ends in the square in front of the sixteenth-century mosque, cordons of grim-looking young Mahdi Army militiamen, carrying Kalashnikovs, searched the throngs of pilgrims for weapons.

At one point, it leads through the University of Washington campus, itself well worth a walking tour with its labyrinth of gardens and broad pedestrian thoroughfares, many of them lined with cherry trees.

An upgrade to better plumbing and safer electricity was probably inevitable, but then the project planners went berserk: developers and the city squabbled, misplaced pride and turf politics prevailed, and today, Qianmen is a broad pedestrian mall of faux-old shops, interspersed with high-priced jewelers and foreign coffee shops.

It's a short walk from La Concepción to similar views at the broad pedestrian walkway known as Paseo Gervasoni, and to Ascensor Concepción, inaugurated in 1883 and the oldest of the city's outdoor, cable-drawn "elevators" that run along steep tracks in the fashion of funicular railways.

Just across the broad arched pedestrian bridge on Damplein -- the main square -- stands the Speeltheatre, an 18th-century building that recalls the town's once lively cultural life.

As David Owen smashes alarm bells in broad daylight, pedestrians stand around making wisecracks.

Now a glass and aluminum colonnade defines the street edge, with a broad portico and pedestrian passage behind, framing the church view.

Emergency department data can be helpful in describing patterns in clinical outcomes of pediatric and adolescent injuries, and identify a broader spectrum of pedestrian and bicyclist injury victims than crash reports alone.

Broad walkways and a pedestrian pier offer water-level vistas of sailboats and mammoth container ships lumbering into port.