Sentence examples for quiet sidewalks from inspiring English sources

The changes brought consternation, too, as groups of men turned quiet sidewalks into traffic-snarling hiring bazaars.

But with their glassy fronts, glowing signs and quiet sidewalks, the bank branches have been hard to love.

They face quiet sidewalks with evenly spaced trees, on blocks that end at nail salons or bars, like the Windjammer, at Bleecker and Grandview Avenue.

She's calm and watchful when she's on the quiet sidewalks of Fort Greene, but when she hits Manhattan, she starts running around like a crazy person.

It is a place of quiet sidewalks lined with tenderly fussed-over brick houses, where a solitary widow in black can be glimpsed scurrying homeward as if she were on Rhodes.

Late at night, he walks the neat, quiet sidewalks in the neighborhood where he is staying with an aunt, chain-smoking cigarettes, his mind spinning furiously with questions about why he was convicted 27 years ago and how to spend what is left of his life.

In recent years, however, long-quiet sidewalk-oriented districts have taken on new life.

On the quiet, empty sidewalk I took inventory of everything I would need for the next few days: bug spray, sunscreen, snacks, bathing suit, shorts and lots and lots of water.

He'd been standing on a quiet neighborhood sidewalk when a speeding, out-of-control truck hit him, throwing him twenty-five feet.

Traffic was thin and sidewalks quiet.

For the most part, the streets of downtown are quiet, and the sidewalks are empty.