Sentence examples for particularly pedestrian from inspiring English sources
Yet Kloester is determined to lay out her dusty treasures, and the result is a narrative that often reads like a particularly pedestrian round-robin, full of golfing holidays in Scotland, ailing sisters-in-law and spats with the dratted tax man.
Putting aside the implicit sexism of the piece, there was no attempt to report the facts – the booming commerce in the newly pedestrianised Times and Herald Squares, the improvements in road safety, particularly pedestrian casualty numbers, from the traffic-calming effect of installing bike lanes, and the increase in cycle use itself.
Road traffic injuries, particularly pedestrian injuries, are a major health issue among children worldwide.
I've always found something oddly creepy about these old man music fetes – like they could be the subject of a particularly pedestrian M Night Shyamalan movie, where the local teenage emo population get kidnapped by a Yardbirds cover band and forced to listen to Ry Cooder B-sides until they're dead.
Road-traffic injuries, particularly pedestrian, have been the main causes of injury death in under-15s for many years [ 8] and our study showed that, in Scotland, they remain so despite declining mortality rates.
There are no bicycle lanes and there is no citywide standard for sidewalks, making the city not a particularly pedestrian-friendly environment.
But neither Stuart Broad nor particularly the pedestrian Chris Tremlett could match the pace and aggression shown by Johnson and Harris on the second day, and the Australian skipper settled in by pulling away two fours.
Instead of Gap and Victoria's Secret, there are one-of-a kind shops selling local products, particularly on pedestrian-friendly West Canfield Street.
Use of mobile telephones and mp3 players is common, particularly amongst pedestrians.
Despite technological improvements in vehicles and roads, increasing traffic density can bring increased risks, particularly to pedestrians.
In India, RTIs cause a substantial number of deaths, particularly among pedestrians and other vulnerable road users.
