Sentence examples for dusty pavement from inspiring English sources
The sun was behind them, and both men, inching slowly forward, were looking down at their shadows, which lay side by side upon the dusty pavement.
"My family is not happy, because I'm a girl and I shouldn't be on the streets," said Medina, kicking at the dusty pavement road and adjusting her Texas Longhorns hat.
The test comes when you're a little lost, nervously peering down a deserted backstreet in Palermo that's crooked and gloomy, with litter strewn on the dusty pavement and a narrow slice of blue sky overhead.
The dusty pavement is crowded with billboards and hung with banners advertising the upcoming visit of a Pentecostal preacher from Nairobi.
By Madeline Eisner ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia, 28 September 2007 - In Ulaanbaatar, the bustling capital of Mongolia, five dishevelled children dart across the dusty pavement and pry open a heavy manhole cover.
UNICEF supports child-friendly policies on juvenile justice in Mongolia ULAANBAATAR, Mongolia, 28 September 2007 - In Ulaanbaatar, the bustling capital of Mongolia, five dishevelled children dart across the dusty pavement of the streets and pry open a heavy iron manhole cover.
This novel bursts with the imagined, lived, tragic-comic, polyphonic reality of London — its speech, accents, dusty pavements, whining buses, gloomy offices ("boxy cramped Victorian damp"), wet parks, scandalous disparities (this is as much a book about class as about race), grim housing estates (Smith's eye may take many privileged readers as far as they have ever gone into such places).
Dusty, ramshackle, pavement markets neighbour squeaky-clean shopping malls.
People stand or sit on the dusty Florentine pavements, or lean in the heat against the gritty stone wall.
On the dusty, uneven pavements of Al Diwan Street, deep in the old quarter of Doha, Indian and Pakistani men sit cross-legged outside tea shops and restaurants.
Dusty shops crowd the pavement, selling everything from bus tickets for Bolivia to cheap shoes from Brazil.
