Sentence examples for passerby on from inspiring English sources

The campaign certainly had an impact, but the problem behind its ill-thought through collateral was that to a passerby on day one, the adverts were asking individuals to imagine a city devoid of gay people.

But I'm only guessing, because one business-suited passerby on 42nd Street was so intoxicated by the Broadway melodies being broadcast by our passing bus that he dropped his briefcase and leapt into a vaudeville tap-dance routine right out of a 1930s musical.

This gun, he said, was the one later found by a passerby on Eighth Avenue.

They hang about a lot and make any establishment look like a cheery home-from-home to the passerby on dog day afternoons when business is generally slack.

On the afternoon of May 4th, a passerby on Brunswick Street, a bohemian strip in northeast Melbourne, Australia, noticed another man tagging shop fronts with graffiti stickers.

A passerby on Thursday caught a snippet of conversation from a stogie-wielding attendee on a cellphone, who captured some of the prevailing sentiment.

"Any and every passerby on-foot or in-car can now create their own truly customized fast food drive-thru experience," the artists, who wish to remain anonymous, tell The Creators Project.

"Any and every passerby on-foot or in-car can now create their own truly customised fast food drive-thru experience," the artists, who wish to remain anonymous, tell The Creators Project.

The idea is that a normative sentence such as "You may park here for one hour" may be used by an authority to provide permission on the spot or it may be used by a passerby to report on an already existing norm (e.g., a standing municipal regulation).

Not too long after, a water fight started in the cafe -- first amongst the staff and then spreading to the patrons and then to passerbys on the street.

On Saturday one passerby yelled, "Whoopsie," and kept on walking.