Sentence examples similar to contiguous sidewalks from inspiring English sources

453, 13 L.Ed.2d 471—but rather with obstructions to and interferences with ingress or egress to and from public buildings and the sidewalks and streets contiguous thereto, assuredly permissible subjects of state regulation.

Closely packed, often contiguous buildings mostly brick, but sometimes stone, frame, or stucco abut directly on a sidewalk, which is often paved with brick and usually thickly planted with maple, sycamore, or other shade trees.

A man parked his motorcycle on the sidewalk Saturday morning, ruining the aesthetic of the last remaining Blockbuster in the contiguous United States.

"Baltimore County and Baltimore City are contiguous.

One contiguous layer will do.

Now those populations are contiguous.

The political is contiguous with the personal.

And empty sidewalks.

"But sidewalks are everywhere".

Sidewalks are crowded.

Sidewalks were largely deserted.