Sentence examples for sidewalk heart from inspiring English sources

"Rope Snakes," a giant, convincingly textured cast-bronze in the form of a coiled rope, and "Sidewalk Heart," a rusty pipe transformed into a romantic candelabra, play with scale in a manner reminiscent of Claes Oldenburg's.

She describes the experience: "On the sidewalk beats my heart, it is floating above my body and I am watching both, as if they were pedestrians.

CAIRO — Day after day, hundreds of workers from all over Egypt have staged demonstrations and sit-ins outside Parliament, turning sidewalks in the heart of the capital into makeshift camps and confounding government efforts to bring an end to the protests.

"I saw men laid out on the sidewalk, I saw a heart that was still beating lying here".

All that fluffy little Verdell (played by Jill) had to do was copy the man's habit of avoiding cracks in the sidewalk and his cold heart melted on the spot.

BEIJING — Five people were killed and 38 were injured on Monday when a speeding vehicle careered along a crowded sidewalk in the ceremonial heart of the Chinese capital and burst into flames at the entrance to the Forbidden City, billowing black smoke that obscured the iconic portrait of Mao Zedong.

This was obvious one wet and otherwise dreary night when the Nuggets were in New York, as Tskitishvili stood on the sidewalk deep in the heart of immigrant Brooklyn, looking up with elation at the sign atop the storefront restaurant that said "Tbilisi".

Meru now has a restaurant, but serving up his food on the sidewalk is where his heart is: 'People don't even have to order here – I know what they want.

Tourists strolled along the sidewalks of Lower Broadway, the heart of the city's country music establishment.

Squash and flick the snarky scoundrels up and down the streets and sidewalks in the festering heart of the city where all the thievery and greed began.

At the Transit Center, a small, dark-haired girl drew a heart on the sidewalk with thick orange chalk, carefully underlining it three times, as if for emphasis.