Sentence examples for road sidewalk from inspiring English sources

Road, sidewalk and patio washing is generally prohibited, except by road builders and outdoor restaurants.

A recent mayor — a 26-year-old house painter and puppeteer — performed gay marriages against state law in 2004; the Main Street grocer is called Karma Road; sidewalk guitarists and hand-drummers are a common fixture.

Pepsi's on-going threat to project its logo onto the moon's surface hasn't yet materialized, but Mattel did paint an entire street in Salford, England, "a shriekingly bright bubblegum hue" of pink - houses, porches, trees, road, sidewalk, dogs.and cars were all accessories in the televised celebrations of Barbie Pink Month.

City law forbids alcoholic beverages to be drunk in "any public place," which is defined as "a place to which the public or a substantial group of persons has access, including but not limited to any highway, street, road, sidewalk, parking area, shopping area, place of amusement, playground, park or beach located within the city".

Table 2 Comparison on the CamVid dataset [16] using 11 road scene categories (in percent) Method Sky Building Road Sidewalk Car Pedestrian Bicyclist Tree Fence Column-pole Sign-symbol Clavg avg.

The city maintains the sewer, water, local road, sidewalk, street lighting, animal control, building inspection, park, and recreation services.

The infrastructure (roads, sidewalk, commercial and residential structures) added during the land development and urbanisation process is designed to collect precipitation and convey it out of the watershed, typically in existing surface water channels, such as streams and rivers.

For sure the views IN the developments will be great, but at the expense of the views from the roads, sidewalks and homes.

A new national study of infrastructure projects (pdf) surveying roads, sidewalks, bike lanes, and walking trails has found that projects with bicycle and pedestrian components create forty-six per cent more jobs than road projects without them.

San Diego, which has been in pension-related turmoil for a decade, has fallen hundreds of millions of dollars behind on its program of fixing roads, sidewalks and storm sewers.

Amid the roads, sidewalks and places that you have visited before, there are often embedded patterns to uncover, read and reinterpret.