Sentence examples for pavement space from inspiring English sources

In Hackney's Victorian terraces I have shared pavement space and school-gate waits with people who I would never otherwise have met.

It swells towards the top, in celebration of the fact that floor space gets more valuable the higher you go, and to create a bit more pavement space at ground level, in order to handle the crowds it will generate.

On the other side of the southern approach to the bridge, CS5 has apparently required a narrowing of pavement space around the Secret Intelligence Service Building (which I could have sworn a Bond villain blew up, but maybe I just imagined it).

David Brown, managing director of surface transport at TfL said: "Now the existing subway network is closed off and street-level pedestrian crossings have been installed, we can begin the final phases of work to widen the current pavement space and improve the public spaces around the area".

Transverse joints on the pavement were spaced at 46 feet intervals rather than the 77 feet ones on the original portion.

The hipster pioneers are followed by young couples with bourgeois-bohemian sensibilities – what the French call "bobo" – who breed and fill the pavements with space-age prams.

The vehicle — parked illegally with its boxy body positioned squarely across the pavement — left no space for pedestrians to squeeze past, and like most Athenians who face the same predicament daily, Mr. Pouliasis was about to step into the street to go around it.

They count the sidewalks and pavement as "open space".

As an example, he points to a shift toward replacing pavement with green space, which he asserts can cut energy use and help lower local temperatures in the summer.

Also, the control section was composed of 178 mm (7 in) thick concrete pavement with joint spacing of 4.3 m (14 ft).

In a crowded pavement with barely enough space for pedestrians, Mr. Shivekar and his fellow dabbawallas furiously trade boxes, each batch headed for different buildings.