Sentence examples for everyday pedestrian from inspiring English sources

The man's stillness helps you appreciate every iota of the movement executed by the two others, even though one of them is largely recumbent, and the other is doing variations on everyday pedestrian movements.

No, they can't be some average everyday pedestrian.

She's a woman, a wife, a mother, a teacher and an everyday pedestrian, a doula, a friend, and a grouchy subway rider.

But all of them, whether everyday pedestrians or impassioned artists or heroic athletes, inhabit a society where they are not free.

To quote ourselves when we talked about Don't Fret last year, "His acute eyes and poignant observations as an artist enable him to put everyday pedestrians on the wall for everyday pedestrians to look at.

However, in everyday life, pedestrians rarely walk on completely flat surfaces and frequently encounter inclined surfaces, including rough terrain and man-made slopes such as tilted sidewalks [ 9].

She was concerned that he has no deep engagement with New York City: "I don't recall him ever referring to his neighbourhood, to a favourite park or plaza or to the pedestrian everyday city that the rest of us occupy".

She took the everyday movement of our pedestrian lives and gave it back to us new.

Though there were reservations about performing in MoMA's atrium, the setting for "Some sweet day," it turned out to be a glorious place for Mr. Paxton's "Satisfyin Lover" (1967) and "State" (1968), both of which upend notions of virtuosity by focusing on everyday movements and the pedestrian body.

Exercise: Read Charles Simic's poem "Fork".[2] In it, he describes the most pedestrian and everyday object both accurately and with the strangest of eyes.

The effect is disorienting at first, but as you let go of your expectations of continuity you become absorbed in the found beauties and small mysteries Mr. Almereyda discovers in pedestrian vistas and everyday events.