Sentence examples for same sidewalk from inspiring English sources

Tackle shops now share the same sidewalk with galleries.

Daydreaming on Fifth Avenue with hundreds of other people striding down the same sidewalk is quite another.

On that Tuesday, my son and I headed down the same sidewalk that we'd walked over the past 78 days together.

From the time he grew up he couldn't walk on the same sidewalk, much less look into the eyes of a white woman in the South.

Hippies, punks, dandies and guys in sneakers jostle on the same sidewalk, he notes, but manners, not clothes, make the man, and with the Internet at their disposal, men have "more room to maneuver" than ever as they develop personal styles.

There were, indeed, two opposite universes occupying the same sidewalk on Wednesday, with nothing to keep them apart.

The same sidewalks that lead to "knowledge trading" also lead to cockroaches.

Journalists are always telling us about the interesting play of contrasts in the "new India": billionaires walking the same sidewalks as beggars, Bentleys driving down roads alongside oxcarts.

Now, the same sidewalks bustle with well-dressed young people promenading among a handful of new bars and restaurants: C-Note, 9C, Baraza, Esperanto, Alphabet Lounge.

A week ago, these same sidewalks were bustling with eager buyers, and from this same chair, he was quoting take-it-or-leave-it prices without even standing up to chase customers with follow-up offers.

I exited onto the Crown Heights thoroughfare of Nostrand Avenue, where I would end up living for many months, and walked past blacks and Jews strolling on the same sidewalks and buying vegetables at the same markets.