As one onlooker commented, while Deyn did not have the strongest voice – she sounded a little like Cyndi Lauper – she could be more successful still if she were to find "a less pedestrian backing band".
I grant you that your garden-variety, pedestrian back-alley shivving (one could hardly call it a stab) is horizontal, but surely this rich history should be accommodated by the machine.
With these new residents have come the trappings of a thriving youth culture: trendy bars and restaurants that have brought pedestrians back to once-empty streets.
How in the world will they bring that down?" At 3 15, with the wind starting to grow stronger, police officers began to widen the evacuation corridor, pushing pedestrians back to Fifth Avenue.
An aging amusement park, it sits on the harbor flank of the peninsula, next to a small station where a ferry takes cars and pedestrians back and forth across the water to Balboa Island.
Responding to postwar sprawl, he developed Columbia, a racially integrated town, in the late 1960's but later he became equally well known for a series of ambitious projects that brought pedestrians back to neglected urban neighborhoods.
There was the way he led cyclists and pedestrians back into the city's crime-ridden parks for concerts, festivals and "happenings," offset by the 1969 debacle of snow clogging the streets of Queens long after a blizzard, a frozen symbol of a city government in collapse.
In both Ms. Shick will show her mesmerizing skill at simple movements that shift from sensuous to pedestrian and back again.
I got a group of North American expatriates swooning for their old continent by asking if they remembered how, when you stood in the middle of a pedestrian crosswalk back home, cars would refrain from driving into it.
Pedestrians jump back on to the kerb.
Cars and pedestrians were backed up for miles at the San Ysidro post linking San Diego and Tijuana.
