Sentence examples for hot sidewalk from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't walk across a hot sidewalk in bare feet to pick up a nickel, but I might do it for a $20 bill.

Outside the building, Professor Friedeman, 53, who teaches at a Jackson seminary and pastors a church nearby, stood on the hot sidewalk, offering pamphlets to the women, who came and went and mostly ignored him.

One patient, compulsive about keeping his appointments with me, routinely waits on a hot sidewalk to catch the bus that brings him and his rumpled grocery bag of pills to the public clinic.

One of them, Robert Hunt, a professor at Middle Tennessee State University, spent his time off on the hot sidewalk with his "Vote Yes" sign, foam plugs in his ears to dull the horns.

What's the heat value of walking down a hot sidewalk minus the incalculably small shade value of protruding window air-conditioners plus the incalculably small cooling value of the occasional air-conditioner drippings you can pretend are a gentle spring shower?

Louise provides an agrarian reminder of what is lost in the brave new world, and her lyrical descriptions offer some of the book's loveliest writing: "I trudge along the hot sidewalk where buffalo grass used to grow, past a brick wall where I remember split-rail fences.

Now it was a summer afternoon of hot sidewalks and sharp smells and strangers, the air of the city thick with humidity under a heavy gray sky.

That is why he organized yesterday's protest in front of the Pleasure Planet, where human nature was laid bare on the hot sidewalks of Victory Boulevard.

If you have callused feet from walking on the hot sidewalks, you can scrub those away with a foot scrubber.

Despite its setting on the blistering-hot sidewalks of New York, this is a lukewarm piece: a conglomerate of ethnic stereotypes involved in a plot that can't shake a formulaic feel.

And it all endures about as long as a snowflake on a hot California sidewalk.