Sentence examples for passersby of from inspiring English sources

As all well-conceived public places should, the walkway offers signs informing passersby of interesting local facts.

It would be pointless to deface it to remind passersby of the evils of war, as they are conveyed already.

It is intended to remind passersby of the courage of the damnificados, and the progress that has been made as a result of their fight.

Hanley had phone-banked for the campaign and, in April, 2016, rode around Grand Central on a longboard with a megaphone reminding passersby of the date of the New York primary.

A Jack the Ripper tour guide, dressed in a tuxedo, bowler hat and red bow tie, told passersby of the history of the area, as well as his belief that Jack the Ripper was his great grandfather.

These are the places where Parisians — young Parisians, in particular — gather to participate in the pleasures that Paris wears so simply and openly on every street of every neighborhood: of eating, drinking, and conversing, of reading the newspaper and observing passersby, of smoking a cigarette, of thinking, alone and in groups.

Jeana Smith of YouTube jokestersPrank vs Prank tested the reactions of passersby on the streets of Philadelphia when she dressed up as the girl from "The Ring".

With a camera perched high above pushcarts in the teeming neighborhood, Griffith films West, in costume, jostling on Rivington Street amid a throng of passersby, some of whom stare curiously into the lens.

The organization drew the attention of passersby to the plight of the city's many homeless, a group whose interests are ignored all too often.

The most heavily exposed groups included occupants of buildings, passersby, residents of lower Manhattan, and early responding rescue/recovery workers.

There are new trains on the L line and new typefaces on signage; the hair styles on post-office employees and the cut of a few suits on passersby are of a more recent time.