You looked at me, laughed, dropped her in a puddle on the pavement and walked off.
The private car, for example, dominates a transport system where pedestrians are rarely given pavements to walk on, and recycling was, until recently, almost completely invisible.
With that, the tone was set for the evening: hundreds of protesters repeatedly defied police commands to stay on the pavement, sometimes walking against the flow of traffic in parts of SoHo and the West Village.
They exist as paragons of a better world that's only just beyond us, sprawled across the pages of our lives, pretending to be lesbians and dropping bags of racket on the same pavements we walk on.
They exist as paragons of a better world that's only just beyond us, sprawled across the pages of our lives, pretending to be lesbians and dropping bags of racketon the same pavements we walk on.
They exist as paragons of a better world that's only just beyond us, sprawled across the pages of our lives, pretending to be lesbians and dropping bags of racketon the same pavements we walk on.
The Nazi laws were imposed as soon as the occupation began: the forced wearing of yellow badges (her mother began measuring the yellow badge and started to dance, asking, "Well, how does it suit me?!"), a ban on Jews walking on the pavement ("I remember walking on the pavement, because I asked: How do they know I am Jewish? Why should I start walking in the middle of the road?"), etc.
Compounding the situation is the fact that crowded, uneven pavements discourage walking and there are no jogging tracks or public-access playgrounds.
It is recognised that only a strong emphasis on safer and appealing neighbourhoods and secure crossings along with wider, better-maintained and cleaner pavements encourage walking [42].
