Sentence examples for coming pavement from inspiring English sources
Even when the rain let up, you could judge the quality of the coming pavement by the detonations of spray when a car hit a brimming pothole.
What's rather pleasant is how tame the G35 Coupe can be during daily commuting, with little upset coming from pavement ripples or bumps.
Guardian: Doner kebab flavour Pot Noodle is coming to a pavement near you.
It was 97 degrees at 6 p.m. and the heat was coming off the pavement.
Doc Price did get a lot of sailors coming in, and "pavement princesses" (around the corner, there was a brothel, now a hostel for the homeless).
The heat is coming off the pavement and the sun feels like… a sack of oranges on your back?
We have also experienced liquefaction, which means sand and silt is coming from under pavements to surfaces and washing into the water.
He scraped another 20ft along the pavement before coming to rest, apparently dead.
Officers said the lorry came from the direction of Budapester Strasse, over the pavement, before coming to a halt by a Christmas tree in front of the church.
Nearly 40 percent of that increase is due to the prevalence of dark roofs, with the remainder coming from dark-colored pavement and the declining presence of vegetation.
A recent study [16] has investigated the local streets and roads in California and found based on the data that came from recognized pavement management systems that the statewide average pavement condition is deteriorating at a rate that is causing the California's local streets and roads system to reach a point of crisis.
