Sentence examples for old sidewalks from inspiring English sources

And I'm tired of these dirty old sidewalks.

The boulders are used with figurative pieces built in layers of bluestone, which he sometimes salvages from old sidewalks.

He is also showing a pair of seven-foot-tall granite columns, a planter made from two cast-iron Corinthian capitals from the 1850's, a free-standing marble bathtub and weathered flagstones from old sidewalks.

So the high taxes on the 1% of Americans ends up ripping out old sidewalks in depressed communities, not in fueling new growth businesses with novel market plans and cutting technologies.

Another one is to reclaim the old sidewalk fountain.

There, though, we may conceivably find nothing manageable to be learned; whereas the recent and current embarrassment of our riches offers a perfectly clear lesson, even if it is one repeatedly, spectacularly and vainly offered, from the Dutch tulip mania in the 17th century to the British South Sea Bubble in the 18th to any old sidewalk shell game today.

The library I visited in Echo Park had signage in both Spanish and English; among those photographed for the book is one that occupies an old sidewalk newspaper box and another designed to resemble a movie theatre marquee.

A blue-skied day, on the other hand, nudges you into constant delight; turns you giddy at the mere opportunity to walk the age-old sidewalks and soak in the city's timeless glamour.

On 125th Street in Harlem, Nana Yaw, a 57-year-old sidewalk vendor from Ghana, was setting up his table with African jewelry, trinkets and statuettes.

Some portions of the 10-month-old sidewalk now have a rough, old-looking finish.

Civic leaders at first thought the 43-year-old sidewalk star might have been removed as part of some sort of construction project.