Sentence examples for pedestrian up from inspiring English sources

The one worry from the win was that the home side were also a little too calm, if not outright pedestrian, up front.

United had been rather pedestrian up to the goal and it served to wake them from their slumber as Ferguson urged his players to increase the tempo of their play.

She cannot even stand near the bench, so she affects constant motion, like a pedestrian walking up and down the boulevard to avoid a loitering charge.

The almost brutally functional buildings offer little to the architectural historian, though a pedestrian looking up through the oversize windows will see any number of activities: fabric trimming, clothes modeling at a strut, dance rehearsals, rock 'n' rolling.

The pedestrian ended up shooting Craig, and the friend seemed confident it was 17-year-old Kia Stewart.

Or you could just be a lover of biographies and sense that, in Highsmith, you will encounter a train wreck of a person like no one you've ever encountered -- and, as if you were a pedestrian looking up at a would-be jumper on a terrace, you won't be able to tear your eyes away.

But as the number of pedestrians went up, survey-takers started to change their minds: When there were five pedestrians and one passenger, 50% said the passenger should be saved.

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

Below, all manner of pedestrians streamed up and down Old Compton Street, a gay and hipster highway.

As Mr. Williams took the bus for a spin on Monday, some pedestrians looked up in puzzlement.

Grates are a haven for pedestrians, bundled up, to wait for a bus in winter or even to cozy up to on a brisk fall day.