But the diggers lie idle either side of a police forensic tent.
They might even usher in an era of widespread car-sharing, with vehicles dispatched on demand to people who need them, rather than spending most of the day sitting idle by the side of the road.
Taxis idle on either side, as children with backpacks, men wearing suits or carrying tool boxes, and elderly people make their way from Abu Dis, which has counted on Jerusalem for basic services like health care.
While vampires and zombies have stormed the multiplexes and best-seller lists, and Dr. Frankenstein's monster has completed its cultural infiltration by transforming into the ubiquitous information appliances of daily life (if my smartphone doesn't count as artificial life run amok I don't know what does), werewolves have been largely left to idle at the side of the literary road.
Cuvva's new product, which opens its doors in April, wants to end the status quo that sees drivers pay for expensive insurance when their car is sat idle on the side of the street or on their drive.
The weather left both sides idle on New Year's Day; City saw their position worsen as Crewe Alexandra and Notts County both won.
When I come back this time, an orange-and-white van is idling at the side of the road with its flashers going.
[Daily News] A law meant to keep New York City's air clear by punishing those who keep their cars idling on the side of the road is said to be lacking proper enforcement.
Wilson saw a car idling on the side of the street, and McCarthy didn't object when Wilson pulled over and asked the driver to show I.D. Wilson ran a check on the man's name; nothing came up, so he let him go.
The images of Italian splendor are what you'd expect from Baglioni: a four-poster bed set against crimson wall coverings at the Luna Hotel Baglioni in Venice, a gondola idling by the side of the hotel, a seemingly endless beach outside the Hotel Alleluja in Punta Ala.
