Sentence examples for pedestrian progress from inspiring English sources

The British have little sense of pavement etiquette, preferring a slalom approach to pedestrian progress.

High winds halted pedestrians' progress along Blackpool promenade.

"Both Jim and I became impatient with their slow progress and pedestrian methods," Mr. Crick wrote later.

It introduces a new type of force called sliding force to allow a smooth avoidance of potential collisions while enabling the pedestrian to continue to progress towards its goal.

And sure, those who pause — to gawk, talk or eat a gyro — can slow the progress of pedestrians around them.

The fluctuations of "Blues for Alice" called to mind the progress of a stumbling pedestrian.

Works in progress included compact, mixed-use, pedestrian-, bicycle-, and transit-friendly "urban extensions" underway in Amersfoort, the Netherlands; in Hammarby Sjostad outside of Stockholm; and in Adamstown, outside of Dublin.

He maintains his forward progress regardless of the poor pedestrians unlucky enough to cross his path.

Then prepare to rub up against a dozen sweaty strangers on your way through the door as you pack yourself in like a sardine while elderly pedestrians on the sidewalk outpace your stilted progress.

The paper addresses the progress made towards the computational evaluation of pedestrian level winds.

It doesn't however, impede the progress or plans of the average Gotham pedestrian.