Sentence examples for pedestrian moving from inspiring English sources

Under normal circumstances, Mr. West is a typical New York pedestrian, moving quickly and sometimes ignoring "Walk/Don't Walk" signs.

Simulation time is modelled in a discrete way by dividing time into steps of equal duration: we assume that a pedestrian moves exactly 1 cell per time step.

A pedestrian moves through each meditation tunnel as dictated by its gradually-varying abstract coils.

The pedestrians moving like water around him.

The water glass distorts the view, rendering people and the balustrade into curvy, almost abstract forms, and also reversing the field so that pedestrians moving leftward move rightward when seen through the glass.

Snohetta said the 30-inch high stainless-steel bollards would be arranged parallel to the cross streets "in order to maximize porosity for pedestrians moving north and south through the bow tie".

Watching street scenes projected onto a big screen in the main control room, Moscow's traffic controllers monitor the flow of the 3.5 million cars and many more pedestrians moving around the city each day.

The glimmer from candles and oil lamps casts faint shadows of pedestrians moving about in the very center of town, where the few clusters of light come from private generators.

But the city was still abuzz with holiday energy and pedestrians moving quickly along down the wintry city streets.

Anita Tietjen, a tall woman with a broad, thoughtful face, who is selling from a van parked in front of her friend Sue Crowell's house, gestures toward the road, where lines of slow-moving cars trickle between rows of parked cars while dense streams of pedestrians move purposefully, if sluggishly, along the narrow bluestone-flag sidewalks.

Here, an average of 50,000 cars and 25,000 pedestrians move between the United States and Mexico every day.