Sentence examples for off the sidewalks from inspiring English sources

The business improvement district also counted people spilling off the sidewalks into the street.

People start walking and riding away, and the crowd thins, but still more people come along, stopping their bicycles or stepping off the sidewalks and into the street.

From what I saw, however, a couple of dozen marchers made the decision to move off the sidewalk into the road at the bridge's entrance to chants of "off the sidewalks, into the streets".

Young men in seersucker suits with vaguely damp hair seemed to be gripped less by desire for the scantily clad women who passed them on Columbus Avenue than by the heat that rose off the sidewalks crowded with booksellers, café-dwellers, and the homeless.

A protest by hundreds of Occupy Wall Street demonstrators who streamed into a square in New York's financial district on Saturday afternoon resulted in about 20 arrests when police officers told the slow-moving marchers to get off the sidewalks — and then swept in enforce their command, my colleague Al Baker reports on City Room.

In San Francisco, though just a small slice of the United States metropolitan area population, the company is facing significant pushback from the local government, and scooters for the time being have been kicked off the sidewalks.

On Tuesday morning, Mr. Stanton set off on the sidewalks of the East Village in search of material.

"Peep's sisters hopped off the sidewalk.

"You'd always be pushed off the sidewalk," he said.

At some marches, protesters were arrested for veering off the sidewalk into the street; at others, the police ordered protesters off the sidewalk.

One of the men stepped off the sidewalk and walked along in the snow.