Sentence examples for passersby through from inspiring English sources

He often photographed passersby through, or reflected in, windows.

Descriptive plaques guide passersby through the area and its history.

Before he can even crack another Darth Vader line, he's gagged, duct-taped to a chair with a unloaded shotgun in his hand, and watching in horror as Malvo starts taking pot-shots at passersby through the kitchen window.

Illuminated 24 hours a day, year round, it is visible to passersby through the clear glass walls of the museum's new soaring entrance hall, the Judy and Josh Weston Pavilion, which opened this month.

The 15-acre site is visible to passersby through its high iron fence, but it is open to the public only once a year, for a single day in May.

Thirty-eight years after Mao's death, she still gathers with fellow Mao devotees in Jingshan Park every Sunday morning to sing red songs, hold up Mao's portrait and lecture passersby through a microphone.

Her recent work is a toned-down version of those earlier exercises, which included entering a porn theatre and asking men if they wanted to see a real woman's anatomy, and wearing a box around her torso with holes that passersby could reach through, merging the idea of private fantasies and public space.

Passersby look through homeless people as if they were transparent obstacles.

On Monday morning, as Müller lifted a curtain to display the plaque and fans rushed forward to take selfies next to the memorial, a couple of uninterested passersby pushed through the throng on their way to the shops.

Now he's after the factory-like centers in malls, where passersby often gawk through windows at hapless patients with their anesthetized eyes pinned open to take a pulse of the beam.

She pointed to the passersby outside, visible through the barred windows.