Sentence examples for pavement at a from inspiring English sources

The bus pinned him and his bicycle to the pavement at a Midtown intersection.

The London Cycling Campaign has some concerns about cycle safety at specific junctions, and is worried about confusion where the cycle lane turns into a shared-use pavement at a few bus stops along the route.

Take a break with Hanoians on low-slung plastic stools on the pavement at a tea stall watching the daily maelstrom, or head to "Coffee Street" for classic ca phe sua da (iced coffee with milk) at Cong Caphe, a multi-storey cafe clad in communist memorabilia.

The condition surveys are expressed in the form of a quality index e.g. pavement condition index (PCI) corresponding to a single or combination of different pavement characteristics and represent the deterioration state of pavement at a given time [13].

Ducati's new Testastretta engine puts out 112 horsepower and 66 pound-feet of torque on a lithe and lively frame that hits the pavement at a wet weight of 450 pounds.

If anything, it may well raise yet another barrier to those who are pounding the pavement at a time when we should be encouraging employers to stop outsourcing or using overtime and part-time staff instead of actually hiring the right person for the job.

As well as being one of the world's most densely populated areas, Mumbai has very little public space: there are virtually no open parks and no riverside, pavements are often full of market stalls, parked cars and potholes (if there is a pavement at all) and scary traffic means running at the side of the road really isn't a sensible option.

If the streets are about to erupt into flames of violence, the tinder sparks are well hidden: a handful of shoppers traverse the pavements at a leisurely pace, a middle-aged woman browses an estate agent's window with a bored-looking boxer dog standing at her feet.

Pavement can get very hot in the summer and walking on it can burn your dog's paws.[11] Let your dog roam on grass if it's possible, and keep exposure to pavements at a minimum.

It's the worst stretch, with a thin layer of asphalt and in some places no new pavement at all.

Descending a slope that made San Francisco look like Kansas, the front end of the bus struck the pavement at such an angle that the bus couldn't turn.