Sentence examples for every pavement from inspiring English sources

It seemed that every pavement in the city was converted into a flea market.

Are we all going to have to walk to the left on every pavement, otherwise we'll be in breach of code 307 of the … I mean.

But we lingered over the delicious and cheap pasta that is reliably al dente at almost every pavement restaurant, and didn't get there until 8pm.

The first thing I notice, walking around Baghdad today, is that there are street vendors with their drums of embers preparing and selling masgouf – grilled carp – on almost every pavement.

Even before determining life expectancy by means of fatigue models, the LEF clearly indicates in every pavement structure the spot where degradation was most severe (at either the interface or bottom of asphalt layers).

Everyone in LA wants it to rain because you've got dog shit smeared on every pavement and it smells like piss everywhere you go, you need some rain to wash it all away.

It's taking a while to banish cars from busy centres, but every pavement-widening or pedestrianisation scheme reclaims streets for the people who live, work, and, yes, walk in them.

With bond testing of asphalt layers becoming a more important topic as well as in research as in every day pavement construction, the question of long term behaviour of bonding properties has come up.

Although from up here it all looks a confusing jumble, Peter Hall points out in his Cities in Civilisation that down at pavement level every corner, every balcony and every doorway that Haussmann could get his hands on is a mathematical equation of perfect architectural proportion.

Obsessed with urban life, he says in a filmed interview shown at the exhibition that for him "every inch of pavement is a whole new world of activity".

This track just feels vengeful, and helps me along the same route I pound over a boring stretch of pavement every day.