I wrote in chalk on the empty pavement outside the Samarkand Hotel, Notting Hill, 'Kiss the sky, Jimi", and hid while a man washed it away.
His metaphors reflect the reality of the camp, as with "the empty pavement that glistened like a wet leather strap", and equal care is applied to structure.
But perhaps because of an accumulation of such concessions or the unstinting heat of the desert sun, the demonstrators had dissipated enough by Monday afternoon that the square seemed like empty pavement surrounding a small tent city.
But the children liked his art, for the most part — it inspired them to their own acts of creation, except that they wanted to create not on empty pavement but directly on the painter's work.
No offense, but if I didn't know any better I'd think I was walking in L.A., you know?" She waved at the toy-skyscraper skyline and, nearer, at the narrow, empty pavement, with its inadequate tree cover.
According to CDF's Rhia Weston: "When the first FPNs for cyclists (targeting those who cycled on footways) were first introduced, the CTC sought assurance that fines would only be given out when a cyclist's actions were reckless and would endanger pedestrians – not, for example, when a cyclist uses an empty pavement to avoid a dangerous section of road.
However, with the build-up to the 100th anniversary of the war, the sight of an empty pavement under Reginald Blomfield's arch to the 54,000 men whose graves are unknown is set to be a thing of the past.
The bus headlights bounced off the barren landscape and empty pavement.
A few blocks from the glitzy hotel where Prince Harry cavorted in Las Vegas last year, doing his bit for its party-town image, the neon-lit strip of casinos, bars, restaurants and malls greys into a landscape he almost certainly did not see: broken pavements, empty lots, boarded-up facades.
