Sentence examples for over the pavements from inspiring English sources

Mr. Adams is a happy conductor, and his enthusiasm and bounce helped bring out the meaning in Ives's "Country Band March" or "Over the Pavements," a kind of futuristic cityscape colored by onomatopoeic sounds like honking horns.

As underground sewage removal was proposed and planned, these towering Wilsons of their day claimed that it was too expensive to take the filth from the streets and carry it away underground and that the links between ill health and crap all over the pavements were unfounded.

Mr. Adams conducts an ensemble drawn from recent participants in Carnegie Hall's annual Professional Training Workshops in a program that includes two works by Charles Ives ("From the Steeples and the Mountains" and Scherzo: "Over the Pavements"); Lou Harrison's gamelan-inspired "Concerto in slendro"; Thomas Adès's "Living Toys"; and Esa-Pekka Salonen's "Mania".

In 1906 7, Ives composed his first mature piece to extensively feature tone clusters, Scherzo: Over the Pavements.

He tripped over on the pavement while drunk, hit his head and now has a life-threatening injury.

Melting, shot multiple times, Rashaad runs down an alley, getting slower and slower, before finally keeling over on the pavement.

A head lolled as the cart jostled over the pavement.

Hydrants erupt, splashing cold water over the pavement.

"They'd paint their feet and walk over the pavement".

The sight of Mr. Wells's body slumped over the pavement haunted her for days.

In a tree bed on the High Line Park in the meatpacking district, purple crocuses peered out over the pavement.