It was gone not simply from your window ledge but from Piazza San Marco, Trafalgar Square, the Gateway of India arch, and every park, sidewalk, telephone wire, and rooftop in between.
The union had argued that the Lincoln Center plaza, which on most days is crisscrossed by thousands of pedestrians and theater patrons, is "a public place that is functionally equivalent to a park, sidewalk or thoroughfare".
In the spring, the sunny blooms grace schoolyards and parks, sidewalks and community gardens.
With it, our public spaces -- trains, roads, parks, sidewalks -- can be shared and enjoyed by all.
This unleashed a remarkable range of initiatives, including the creation of parks, sidewalks, bike lanes and landscaped walking trails across the city.
Known as Holly, he went on to become a serious student of parks, sidewalks and plazas, and wrote many books on humanizing urban spaces.
But when such restrictions are extended to beaches, parks, sidewalks and now to the homes of smokers, the argument that third-party harms must be prevented becomes increasingly untenable.
They don't have parks, sidewalks, retail centers they can get to on foot or by public transport, and now serious public health issues are an unanticipated byproduct of this civilization we built".
For the past three years, usually during the summers, she has been lugging step ladders, temperature loggers, and aspirators — metal-and-plastic assemblies of tubes, piping, and a jar, to suck up individual ants off the dirt — across the city's parks, sidewalks, and intersections, and up into street trees.
Therefore not only do we maintain many public spaces needed for the district such as commercial spaces, service spaces like halls, cinemas, parking, sidewalks; we can also have free on the ground spaces for children playground, sidewalks, aerobic exercises, and many landscape also are formed.
Markets, parks, sidewalks, streets, museums, galleries, clubs, bars, cafes -- these are all great places for sparks to fly.
