Sentence examples for pedestrian ones from inspiring English sources

Besides the more pedestrian ones (crime, globalisation), he adds the fact that a vote for Ms Le Pen is a "young and rebellious vote".

Ian Kelleher, the president and chief operating officer of RM, said: "There are lots of great collector cars for sale in Monterey this year, very few pedestrian ones and far less overlap among the auction companies than in years past".

All this is hardly news, and to make the case, pictures in the show are hung, albeit a bit confusingly, by subject as opposed to chronologically, with occasional pedestrian ones from haunts like V?euil and Antibes.

While stylistically divergent, postmodern dance tended to reject virtuosic movements in favor of pedestrian ones like walking, crouching, flailing and falling — take Rainer's 1963 piece "We Shall Run," in which the dancers made good on their word.

Di Matteo has never quite explained whether the chicken or the egg came first last summer but creative technical players like Eden Hazard and Oscar arrived, more pedestrian ones like Salomon Kalou and Florent Malouda were sold or sidelined and so a more aesthetically pleasing style evolved, which has not so far been to the detriment of results.

The best book among many good, if more pedestrian, ones, "The Ghost in the Little House," by William Holtz, a professor emeritus of English at the University of Missouri, explores a controversy that first arose after Wilder bequeathed her original manuscripts to libraries in Detroit and California.

The cheesecake was pedestrian one night, creamy and good another.

The Chicago tower's official name is a pedestrian one: the Fordham Spire.

The first question, a pedestrian one, was about having Carl Hagelin back in the lineup.

Why was the grand house destroyed but the pedestrian one nearby preserved?

To give the pedestrian one chance in a year to stop in the middle of the street, and light a cigarette, etc.