Sentence examples for elevated sidewalks from inspiring English sources

In the 1920s, Mr. Corbett became a vigorous proponent of the skyscraper age, predicting that elevated sidewalks, urban airfields and subterranean rail lines would solve congestion problems.

Elevated Sidewalks of New York Any appreciation of the subjunctive city must begin in the 1920's, the booming decade that spawned so many extravagant plans for New York.

Falling coconuts, papaya groves, Buddhist temples, nine-foot-long pythons and miles of bike-friendly elevated sidewalks snaking through the jungle:  Welcome to Bang Krachao, a smog-free, government-protected oasis of green that the mighty Chao Phraya River wraps around.

The city's modern public transportation system – a combination of soaring skytrains (BTS) and underground subways (MRT) – has transformed the bustling city centre into a futuristic warren of street-level sidewalks, skywalks (elevated sidewalks) and skytrains.

Skeptics of course will raise questions regarding the cost-benefit of any major public investment project, whether it involves a sea wall, a renewable smart grid, or a network of elevated sidewalks.

A large piece of a 4-by-8-foot panel of glass had fallen from a window on the 27th floor, hit an elevated sidewalk bridge below and smashed into his van.

Another considered the direction of travel and found that the elevated risk when sidewalk cyclists entered intersections was almost exclusively related to cycling against the flow of adjacent on-road traffic [ 71].

Far from the sidewalks and elevated trains of the Second City, the jinx could have been lifted in front of fans wearing Sandberg 23 jerseys and Santo 10 jerseys in honor of all the stalwarts who never got to celebrate a pennant with the Cubs.

The most tantalizing human conveyor of all was the "Endless Traveling or Railway Sidewalk," an elevated loop proposed in 1873 by the inventor Alfred Speer for operation on lower Broadway.

The screenings can also be viewed from the sidewalk below the elevated park.

It was reported by truck drivers that cyclists were using the elevated hump to access the sidewalk and cycle parking facility located next to the building.