Sentence examples for really pedestrian from inspiring English sources
That's why in America you see some comedians who are really loved, and they're not very good comedians, they're just, 'How you doin'?! I'm gonna come up with really pedestrian material!' And people love it!" I ask him how it feels when he is asked to be a representative of so many tribes to which he does not belong.
Los Angeles isn't really a pedestrian sort of town.
"There's a broader tourist base because of the proximity to the major hotels, as well as the really increased pedestrian traffic between 57th and 61st because of the grouping of all the retailers around there," including Calvin Klein, Crate & Barrel and DKNY, as well as Barneys.
"A subway shutdown is really a pedestrian problem," said Yin.
Dan Pisark, the vice president for retail services at the 34th Street Partnership, said: "This experiment really favors pedestrians" and "seems to work.
And wind up the power a tad, because 1,115bhp is pedestrian, really.
Each "street" -- really just heated pedestrian-only walkways -- has a different commercial function: food and drink, say, or night life.
Sounds like a good idea Perhaps so, though I don't really think that pedestrians, which tend to move across traffic rather than with it, are really using sound to gauge movement all that much.
Are pedestrians really that threatened that they need fancy crosswalks?
We had the most fun in spaces that weren't really designed for pedestrians to see.
