Sentence examples for passersby by from inspiring English sources

Con: The G.A.'s original first choice, but was closed to passersby by the 17th.

Our favorite picket is the one outside Lilly Dache's who greets passersby by chanting.

The New Yorker, May 24 , 1941P. 11 Our favorite picket is the one outside Lilly Dache's who greets passersby by chanting.

You can then signal to motorists or passersby by sticking your hand out through the hole.

She seemed oblivious of the looks of urgent desire directed at her by other customers and passersby, and by the proprietor himself, perched up on his platform stirring a vat of fly-spotted cream; or perhaps she was used to them, as she was used to the way that Kishen was looking at her across the table.

Some of them were balletomanes; others were just curious passersby fascinated by what they saw.

Passersby, intrigued by the sight of another life on fire, skirted around them, turning back to stare.

A few blocks south, I heard cries in Spanish outside Blue Ruin, a dive bar where a few passersby huddled by the window to check the score.

I pulled up a chair to watch a shift or two, and wound up watching the whole thing, with a rotating cast of passersby stopping by for the Molson and fondue.

"These snapshots which showed the intimacy of a couple, partially naked on the terrace of a private home, surrounded by a park several hundred metres from a public road, and being able to legitimately assume that they are protected from passersby, are by nature particularly intrusive," the ruling decreed.

No policeman has been jailed for a role in the deaths of the 800 protesters killed during the 2011 revolution, while in a televised speech last Sunday Morsi praised the police for their part in recent clashes in the Suez canal region that left over 40 dead, many of them passersby killed by police snipers.