Sentence examples for from a pavement from inspiring English sources
I remember inhaling that strawberry scent of new plastic and the mingling vanilla from a pavement peanut vendor, and thinking: "This is the smell of pink".
But mainly, while time passed more slowly than on weekdays, he watched from a pavement table of a café the people who came and went.
But, for art without the crowds, the revamped Photo Museum (fotomuseum.be) offers a more contemporary view.... people-watching from a pavement café with a glass of local brew, De Koninck.
The audience are made unnervingly complicit with bullies and voyeurs as they are whipped along, sometimes singly, sometimes in pairs, from a pavement encounter, into a car, inside a block of boarded-up flats.
From a pavement design point of view, pavement response, damage, and performance are essentially the result of long-term vehicle pavement interaction.
The entrance to the underground chambers is located north of the pyramid from a pavement in the court in front of the pyramid face.
It should have been a bright spring afternoon; instead a cold rain fell from a pavement-colored sky.
We heard from Usha Elumalai, a pavement dweller and child rights campaigner from India, who called on governments to ensure street children have a legal form of ID so they can attend school and seek protection from violence.
Ethiopia's clampdown on dissent tests ethnic federal structure Governments should ensure street children have a legal form of ID so they can attend school and seek protection from violence, writes Usha Elumalai, a pavement dweller and child rights campaigner from Chennai in India.
The museum also acquired a sculpture of a Bactrian princess dating from the third millennium BC, a pavement and fountain set from the early Ottoman period, as well as the paintings Breton Boys Wrestling (1888) by Paul Gauguin and The Subjugated Reader (1928) by René Magritte.
Anyway, Banksy appears to have finally been sighted by a photographer while creating his latest work - painting yellow lines from a road, across a pavement and up the wall of a house.
