I would say this is a great example of someone (the pedestrian) stuck in her story about being right, resisting the obvious learning and setting herself up for an "accident" downstream.
Ms. Friel's Lulu may be too pedestrian to stick to the memory the way that Brooks's does, but it seems something like feminist justice to present this character without the poetic veils.
On Tuesday, Biden was meeting former Israeli president Shimon Peres several blocks from where the Palestinian was running along the Tel Aviv beachfront stabbing pedestrians and motorists stuck in traffic.
And a gargoyle still glares from the roof, taunting pedestrians below by sticking out its tongue — this was an elementary school, after all.
Now, he joked, he was stuck in the pedestrian life of a freshman civil servant — in Canada no less.
One of the highlights of the Senior Bowl practices in Mobile in January, besides occasionally getting stuck on a pedestrian walkway over an interstate a during tornado warning, was watching Coples battle Georgia's Cordy Glenn in line drills.
Instead of sticking to the pedestrian items like food, gasoline and electricity that make up the federal Consumer Price Index, PNC tracks the cost of the carol's more whimsical list, which ranges from a partridge to a group of leaping lords, to explain how prices affect the economy.
This new complex would center on nine buildings in the shape of stubby hockey sticks, connected by pedestrian bridges; five of the buildings would have "green" roofs, covered with grass and plants, that could serve as gathering places — parks that were, literally, part of the office.
In front of the Field Library, the two 10-foot-tall metal stick figures in Leon Reid IV's "Pedestrian Shuffle" seem to saunter along the sidewalk.
After an hour in a packed Syntagma Square, a line of communists holding sticks formed to protect the pedestrian protesters from the police and anarchist battles.
