Sentence examples for each passerby from inspiring English sources
I'd totally bring this Moto Horn back in my time machine and haul ass through the neighborhood on my Huffy, giving each passerby a quick shot of sweet motorcycle revving sound effects emanating from my handlebars.
As he looked down, he asked each passerby for change.
Speaking in a halting stutter, Smiley solicits each passerby to buy one of his cards for a dollar.
"Can I have a dollar?" he asked each passerby, who looked down at the ground instead of into his eyes, refusing to acknowledge his humanity.
Each passerby had a quick choice to make, one familiar to commuters in any urban area where the occasional street performer is part of the cityscape: Do you stop and listen?
Hopper's glamorously bleak wee-hours diner bespeaks impenetrable private ordeals, and no less enigmatic compensations, to the passerby whose viewpoint each of us assumes as we gaze.
People yell it out of cars to each other, resort staff speak it to every passerby with an almost militaristic vigilance, and even the shipwrecked revelers had picked it up by the end of the week by way of sheer repetition.
Each one is a nondescript landscape or an unassuming passerby for me to paint or draw.
A summer Sunday in an old Midwestern river town, walking down the avenue under the elms past yards burgeoning, with vinous and hedgy things and multicolored flowerage, the industry of each homeowner shown in the beauty offered to the passerby.
In Part 1, Jeff and Laura have their picture taken by a passerby: "They took off their sunglasses and stood with their arms around each other, smiling….Birds skittered by…" In Part 2, the narrator, who by this point has become a kind of permanent passerby, photographs Lal and Darrell: "They took off their sunglasses and stood with their arms around each other, smiling.
