Sentence examples for pavement turns from inspiring English sources

Black ice often forms at night, when the dew point is near freezing and the cold pavement turns moisture to ice.

And after dark, when the pavement turns cold as a tombstone, drinkers from nearby pubs sometimes pay the Parliament Square peace campaigners a visit.

/ And when she left the pavement turned to mud.

Pull away from a junction and watch the heads on the pavement turn.

Nimbly, the bear jumped to the pavement, turned, ran and — bang! — took one of Myroniuk's darts in the butt.

— Rain mercilessly pounded the pavement, turning potholes into puddles and puddles into small ponds, and making Mike D'Antoni's commute more precarious than usual.

"Any idea," he ventured, the pavement turning to eggshells under his feet, "any idea what sort of things Dylan gathered about me?" They had come to the corner of 45th.

If it is approved, three-foot disco balls will hang from steel cables over a striped stone pavement, turning the plaza into a cross between Studio 54 and the Alhambra.

A police source told AFP that just before 2pm, while the three soldiers were patrolling together, a man who had been passing on the pavement turned and "violently attacked one of the soldiers with a big knife, aiming for his face or neck".

Meanwhile, a broken water main on Balboa Boulevard shattered 100 square feet of pavement, turning the street into a geyser.

We walked down towards the end of the front wall of the embassy where the pavement turned off to the right and away from the main road.