Sentence examples for on a footpath from inspiring English sources

But oh, how cruel the joke, if so: Page 247: "In one sense, hiking is just walking on a footpath that often angles up, but in the wilderness".

6 Leave the village on a footpath after the drive to Dedham Hall.

1. Leave the car park on a footpath heading towards the visitor centre.

He would stop his children on a footpath and point to fossils etched in rocks.

A lone street vendor had set up shop on a footpath.

Harrington's drive isn't much better, but he too lucks out by landing on a footpath.

The modern Internet is a digital superhighway built on top of a footpath, which was far less robust.

Nor do you see many cars flash on to a footpath behind a tight knot of pedestrians and proceed to ring their bell furiously until everyone jumps out of their way.

In Swansea, a wall collapsed in Clifton Place, with an estimated 30 tons of rubble and soil falling on to a footpath.

You will soon come to a roundabout at the Railway pub; take the third exit into an upmarket housing estate - here you will have to trust me - and very quickly you'll come to a footpath on your left that will lead you on to the old railway line that used to run between Aldeburgh and Leiston.

Turn left and you'll find a zebra crossing that leads to a footpath on the opposite side of the road.