Sentence examples for pavement where from inspiring English sources

She set the fur down on the pavement where it assumed the shape of a dog.

I had not paid attention to the greenish stain on the pavement where I parked it.

And hours later, bloodstains were still visible on the pavement where the suspect had fallen.

On the pavement where Yemurai Kanyangarara had been killed, people were laying flowers.

A gulley ended abruptly at pavement, where a van waited, with its radio tuned to classic rock and cranked up.

The Evening Standard reported that bloodstained clothes and discarded medical supplies littered the pavement where he had collapsed.

He says ragwort is an unloved plant, a weed "that is never picked for posies, that grows between cracks in pavements, where other plants fear to grow".

Below the city's creaking pavements, where the slabs sag from the weight of soulless new glass-fronted apartment blocks, chain coffee shops, and hoards of real-estate agencies, the earth is beginning to crack.

Driving on an Indian road is the best example of this: road rules are there to be disdained; lanes are a waste of paint; the difference between a red light and a green one is entirely a matter of opinion, and pavements – where pavements exist – are used by pedestrians, with cycles, scooters and sometimes even tiny cars squeezing past.

Tougher measures are also in hand; the area may see a repeat of a six-week drive at the end of last year which saw 55 fixed-penalty notices and 575 warning notices issued over rubbish or bins left on pavements where the elderly or blind/partially-sighted could find them a dangerous obstacle.

Many have been making the most of the heatwave by moving tables on to pavements where their licences allow.