Sentence examples for pavement across from inspiring English sources
We looked out and saw a woman lying in a pool of blood on the pavement across the road.
But a rancid, shoulder-high pile of rubbish blocks the pavement across the narrow street as the Spanish capital buckles under the weight of a cleaners' strike that started on November 4th.
One morning in mid-November, in Chicago, Barr, wearing a windbreaker and loafers, stood on the pavement across the street from two small office buildings, just a few blocks from the Newberry Library, which, before the Lilly gift, gave Poetry an eight-hundred-and-fifty-square-foot space in its stacks building to use as an office.
The Pacific Northwest was rocked today by the most powerful earthquake to hit the area in 52 years, a 40-second tremor that shattered windows, crumbled bricks and buckled pavement across Seattle and cracked the Capitol dome in Olympia, Wash., a dozen miles from the quake's epicenter.
Perhaps nearly as enlightening as watching two of the world's most awesome skate teams tear up pavement across the world.
In lurid pink or psychedelic print, they lurch haphazardly up and down pavements across the land.
Working with a collective called Sound and Picture, they display them on lamp posts, walls and pavements across Raqqa and Deir el-Zour, another Isis-controlled Syrian city.
In a further blow, two of the stolpersteine, or brass plaques – about 50,000 of which have been set into pavements across the territories of the former Third Reich as reminders of the Jewish citizens who once lived there – have been removed by the new owners of the former sanatorium.
In addition, the use of rubberized asphalt in the past has proven to be economical, environmentally sound and effective in improving the performance of pavements across the US and the world.
Super-size beer bottles run dry, as service at pavement bars across the dusty capital of Burkina Faso nosedives.
The result was a wide expanse of pavement stretching across the front and wrapping around the building's side, with a flagpole jutting up out of the concrete.
