Sentence examples for pedestrian i from inspiring English sources

Spotting a pedestrian, I called out for directions.

As a pedestrian I dislike that pavements have become narrower to give space for car parking.

I was glad to have Mr. Yarrow on hand, but my own predilections are more pedestrian: I like drinking good wine in a convivial atmosphere.

Iain M Banks was, he told the author, far superior to Iain Banks and, indeed, the latter's latest work of literary fiction, Stonemouth, was "very pedestrian, I would say – even though I'm a big fan of yours".

During my first years as a New York pedestrian, I gained a new appreciation of felt's wondrous warmth and density through a simple pair of innersoles that winterized and then outlasted some reliable rain boots.

where v i is the speed of pedestrian i at location r → i and time t.

"A Times Square Pedestrian Is Giving No Ground" (news article, Oct. 17) trivializes the problems of pedestrians in Times Square.

Among the honking taxis, flashing lights, and fretful pedestrians, I would swim.

The few pedestrians I saw were barely able to make their way along the streets.

He hands me a helmet (he really should be handing them out to the pedestrians I'm going to knock over) and shows me how it's done.

I was more conscious about the pedestrians I encountered, and sensed more eye contact with fellow road users (an uncomfortable experience for anyone living in London, I have to add).