Sentence examples for make a pedestrian from inspiring English sources

It is contiguous with our parkland and we hope to make a pedestrian trail and give people access to the riverfront".

The Hockney-blue waters of the fountains on the Avenue of the Americas should make a pedestrian shiver this time of year, or dream of the Caribbean.

Do some signals give you more time to cross than others? A. Yes, and the engineering that goes into the timing is enough to make a pedestrian's head spin.

Beach to sit in a car-free piazza?" our Main Street being closed off to make a pedestrian mall.

Batting first after winning the toss, the Netherlands made a pedestrian start although Eric Szwarczynski and Wesley Barresi hung around for nine overs.

But a cyclist that makes a pedestrian jump, either through a red light or turning left, or on the pavement, that's bad.

Transport for London (TfL) will also begin consultations into air quality and making a pedestrian-only zone in Oxford Street in central London.

In Louisiana, you can not only hit and kill the pedestrian — you can take him home, cook him, and eat him, make yourself a pedestrian gumbo").

Staples of Verret's routine include his Uncle Boudreaux (" 'Hell yeah, I'm drunk,' Boudreaux told the officer. 'I ain't one of them reckless drivers' ") and the Louisiana traffic code ("In California, the pedestrian always has the right of way. In Louisiana, you can not only hit and kill the pedestrian — you can take him home, cook him, and eat him, make yourself a pedestrian gumbo").

Clinton was able to transcend the problem by seeming larger than life, a public speaker who annually made a fairly pedestrian laundry list of proposals into the grand theatre of his State of the Union messages; his hungers and excesses were outrageous to some, but they were also a political weapon — they made everything he said seem more important.

The City subway seems destined to make a race of hardy pedestrians out of us yet.