Sentence examples for narrow pedestrian from inspiring English sources

Instead, runners will go down Kingsley Street and make the cross into Ocean Grove over a narrow pedestrian bridge.

The Lilong house is different in that it tends to be organised in rows with quite narrow pedestrian lanes.

We also paid a visit to the Vasquez House, down a narrow pedestrian alley just off the square.

Beat back those sidewalk cafes that force people to squeeze into narrow pedestrian lanes or out into the street.

Bajeic?rom "basil" in the Ligurian dialect; bajeico.it), is down a narrow pedestrian alley, behind the row of pastel houses that line Porto Venere's postcard waterfront.

The community, slightly smaller than the historic district of Venice, will have similar narrow pedestrian streets, but shaded by canopies made of photovoltaic panels.

Downtown again a few days later, we stood outside a store on a narrow pedestrian-filled street and talked Cézanne with Marci Hohenstein, a lively retiree from Blaine, Wash., who was traveling around Europe on a budget and a spirit of adventure.

From City Hall, many Gässlein (a Swiss word describing narrow, pedestrian-friendly, often cobblestone alleyways and streets) wend their way through the enchanting city to the cathedral and along the Rhine.

Even new streets are too narrow, with pedestrian lanes largely nonexistent.

Each is crisscrossed by narrow concrete pedestrian-only paths, bearing names like Bath and Neptune Walks.

Instead, Chozick's piece seems to uncritically accept and perpetuate the narrowest, most pedestrian possible perspective on the Internet: that its main utility is to make people rich, and that anybody who doesn't exploit it for that purpose is perhaps an oddball, and a bit suspect.