Sentence examples for pedestrian line from inspiring English sources

When the taxi deposited us at the border crossing, the pedestrian line stretched out of sight.

That's a pedestrian line of inquiry, but it gets its due before leading into the title track, and a question less readily answerable.

I have seen the pedestrian line stretch a few thousand people deep on the Mexican side on a Friday afternoon: a four-hour wait in the sun, with babies and luggage and nowhere to sit.

A more pedestrian line of inquiry is broached by works having to do with the floor: a 1975 row of copper plates by Carl Andre that you are allowed to walk on; an early '70s video in which Paul McCarthy inches along face down while pouring white paint from a can ahead of him; and Andy Warhol's painted copy of an instructional dance diagram displayed horizontally (1962).

"When I come back I won't have to get in that pedestrian line.

The pedestrian lines were no shorter, since they had swelled with people who had gotten out of their cars.

Usually out of pedestrians' line of sight, the British Museum's roof appears as a turquoise rectangle overlooking the Great Court, while the Gherkin reveals its kaleidoscope-patterned rooftop with a clustered assortment of buildings surrounding it.  .

Pedestrians lined up at kiosks to buy baked sweet potatoes and pancakes.

Pedestrians lined up near the crash site — leaning into yellow lines of caution tape, which marked off a perimeter four blocks wide — to take photos of the wreckage.

Pedestrians lined up near the crash site leaning into yellow lines of caution tape, which marked off a perimeter four blocks wide to take photos of the wreckage.

He'll praise the actor Jeffrey Tambor for being able to turn dross into comedic gold simply by breaking his voice like an adolescent midway through an otherwise pedestrian exit line, then recount how he and Mary Beth Hurt nearly brought each other to tears during an emotionally charged television movie.