Sentence examples for passes a bench from inspiring English sources

Walker passes a bench of people reading newspapers with the respective headlines, "Attacked", "War", "When Will It End?" and "Act of Hate", while the final newspaper headline reads "Hope".

"I was passing a bench so I was able to sit down immediately.

I passed a bench overlooking the North Sea, painted in Mondrian's signature late-life style: red and yellow, rectangles and squares.

On finding out: I was lucky - I was in the street and passing a bench so I was able to sit down immediately.

He passes a person on a bench who is unfazed by the spectacle, as if Los Angeles's longtime status as flypaper for freaks has steeled its citizens against all manners of oddballery.

We'll pass a park bench and realise that the two old ladies sitting on it have faces drawn in marker pen and plastic bags over their heads; or that a disconcerting sense of being watched is caused by the creepy straw-stuffed man lurking next to a nearby wall.

He had been told he had won just 20 minutes before telling reporters: "I was lucky - I was in the street and passing near a bench, so I was able to sit down immediately.

Each time I passed a woman on a bench she held up her little dog and shouted: "Beagle power!" I saw two sons pace their dad; a young family chase their mother and shout: "Go, Mummy, go!

I passed a homeless woman on a bench.

"You sit here, there is nothing, so you go inside," said Harb's 68-year-old father, Mohammed, passing a stormy morning on a bench.

A minute later, I passed a woman sitting on a bench in the adjoining park watching her little blond-haired boy on a slide.