Sentence examples for poor pedestrian from inspiring English sources

The most provocative, and touching, shows a street cleaner, Eduardo De Filippo, vengefully trumpeting his "wealth" in his native village only to find his long-time adversary a broken, forgotten derelict.Just before curfew, the part-time adventurers acquire their "fifth" in a sidewiped and equally poor pedestrian who casually agrees to go along for the ride.

Among intersection crashes, about half involved wheelchair users in a crosswalk, which may indicate poor pedestrian infrastructure design in some instances.

Only ask if you know your dog is gentle with strangers; you don't want them biting this poor pedestrian.

Hardly anywhere in this debate about cyclists and car drivers are we poor pedestrians mentioned.

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

3 Internationally, there is debate around how the development of transport infrastructure needed to meet the United Nations millennium development goals can be achieved without adding to the burden of injury that is currently disproportionately borne by poor pedestrians, particularly children and young adults.

However, the results also show that the higher bonnet leading edge in newer passenger cars is poor for pedestrian pelvis/femur protection, even though newer cars show an obviously lower AIS2+ injury risk to younger pedestrians in collisions.

And the political shape-shifting of the last few years has confused generalisations about which party the marginal, rain-shy voter, and the poor, sodden pedestrian, are likely to favour.

Yet the art critic Brian Sewell, recalling the period more recently in the same paper, wrote that his LSD visions had "made the paintings of Salvador Dali in his prime seem the poor, pale, pedestrian inventions of a plodding mind".

But despite showing remarkable cool and control most of the season, he has ranged from poor to pedestrian the past two games, in which he has one touchdown pass and four interceptions.

The study found that Finchley Road is an unpleasant place for pedestrians due to high traffic levels, air and noise pollution, and the lack and poor quality of pedestrian crossing facilities.