I take back my vamping kinks And the pavement beneath us sinks.
If King's College says London's Oxford Street has the worst air pollution in the world, imagine what's on the pavement beneath your near-bare feet.
At 8 a.m., 16 hours after encountering the wolf and four hours after escaping the bears, Barnaby felt pavement beneath her weary feet.
Marwan, 63, was found dead in June 2007 on the pavement beneath his exclusive Carlton House Terrace flat, a stone's throw from Trafalgar Square.
Kids who did make it off the high-diving board earned the right to put their towels and belongings on the pavement beneath the boards.
When we learned about a year ago that the elderly woman had died, we placed lighted candles and flowers on the pavement beneath her window.
The principle of the method is to vary the clearance of the sensing electrode to sound the 1D structure of the pavement beneath that electrode.
A woman dressed in royal blue hospital scrubs who said she was Mr. Peters's mother collapsed, her arms and legs splayed on the pavement beneath a ribbon of police tape.
All along Sunderland Avenue on the pavement beneath the beech trees there was a sprinkling, not yet the mushy inconvenience they would become when more fell and rain came, which inevitably would be soon.
Graham photographs her in profile, then homes in on the carton of fried chicken, then the litter on the pavement beneath her, and finally frames her dragging deeply on a post-snack cigarette.
Carrington's Kron Flower (1987), painted when she was 70, is a play on the word crone, and shows three witch-like, black-clad old women, their faces cracked like the fractured pavement beneath them, examining a flower that has sprung miraculously through the concrete.
