Sentence examples for down a pavement from inspiring English sources
"I'm just so relieved," he grinned as he walked down a pavement that had been spray-painted with no slogans earlier in the week.
That means any outdoor watering that causes "runoff" (excess water running down a pavement for instance), or washing your car with a hose can land you with a $500£33232) fine.
It's not, however, quite as terrifying as some CCTV footage of a Saudi man strolling down a pavement who narrowly escapes with his life when a plate glass window crashes down from a building.
As people were eventually allowed to leave the area, they were funnelled out down a pavement on Princes Street with a police officer grabbing them by the arm as though they were under arrest.
Local business owners are worried about facing litigation if they repair the cobbles themselves, so the Dunster Working Group is considering removing them and laying down a smooth pavement instead.
WHEN partly treated sewage oozes out of the ground at an elementary school and starts to pour down the pavement, the situation has a way of focusing a parent's attention.
He has used the revenues from those programs to pay for projects ranging from a new lighting system for the theater, to remodeling the bathrooms in campers' cabins, to building a media center and putting down new pavement.
"What if you have a mirror?" (Do not set it down on pavement, because the frame could chip).
Mr. Kelner was hired by the mother of Jeffrey Miller, a slain student who appeared in a widely reproduced photograph lying face down on the pavement with an anguished young woman kneeling over him.
Biggins launched into the five-minute debate with a chat-show style anecdote, supposedly a very fresh experience of being run down on the pavement by a scofflaw cyclist and, hey, why do all cyclists run red lights?
