Sentence examples for cross a sidewalk from inspiring English sources

In another study, Paul Piff, a psychologist who studies how money affects behavior, also at the UC Berkeley, showed that drivers of high-end, luxury cars were more likely to cut off other vehicles and even pedestrians trying to cross a sidewalk.

Walking the garden path induced a Keystone Cops gait — a bit like crossing a sidewalk strewn with marbles.

Furthermore, it can be safely assumed that many of us, including those who use strollers and heels, would prefer to curb cuts (those wonderful indents where one sidewalk ends to cross a street and another sidewalk begins) as opposed to regular curbs.

To get onto the access road in the first place, the trucks must first cross a 30 foot stretch of sidewalk.

One of the trucks slammed into a utility pole, and stopped before it crossed onto a sidewalk and into a row of stores.

Moments after they stepped off the sidewalk, attempting to cross an intersection, police moved in to stop them.

The CARRS-Q advanced driving simulator was used to test a sample of young drivers on various simulated driving tasks, including an event that originated within the driver's peripheral vision, whereby a pedestrian enters a zebra crossing from a sidewalk.

Halfway there, I stopped and stared at a piece of the sidewalk that I'd crossed a thousand times and knew intimately.

" 'As a young boy growing up in prewar Warsaw, I feared crossing the sidewalk next to a church,' " Mr. Eisner said to the pope, he recounted in an interview in The New York Times.

I want to shout, "Stay in your lane!" Also, it would be useful if people would look over their shoulders for oncoming foot traffic before crossing the sidewalk.

Measures being tested include adjusting traffic signals to give people more time to cross streets, extending sidewalks to reduce the distance people have to cross and creating "pedestrian refuge islands".