Sentence examples for passerby through from inspiring English sources
A guide takes a passerby through the ruins describing them as though they were still intact.
Detective George Nagy of the New York police said the discovery was made by a passerby strolling through the park around 5 p.m. Tuesday.
Sometimes I get lucky and a passerby strolls through the shot (some apologetic, some angry)!
Monday, when a passerby spotted flames tearing through the roof, Helfin said.
At night a passerby can see through the century-old wavy glass into the interiors.
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We don't have to tell every passerby what our kids are going through.
Half way through the opening poem, she takes a risk, pours herself into the beautiful couplet: "if only I a passerby could pass as clear as water through a plume of glass".
The other part remained "viable" all through the morning until a passerby (and there are many on that part of Beersbridge Road) grew suspicious of the nails on the ground around a length of piping inside the phone box and raised the alarm.
A passerby could almost hear Madama Butterfly playing through the Bespoke-branded audio system.
What sets Astor Court apart from its competition is something a passerby can only glance at from a distance through the lobbies' doors -- in place of the customary prisonlike rear yard, there is a great garden court.
