Sentence examples for sidewalk power from inspiring English sources

Joe DePlasco, a spokesman for the Barclays Center, said in an e-mail that the arena staff had expected the discoloration and planned to clean the sidewalk with, essentially, a "sidewalk power wash," sometime in the next few weeks and then again as needed.

Since their first project in 2012, a light-up sidewalk powered by footsteps, he and his colleagues have miniaturized their generators to create everything from self-cleaning keyboards to sensors for security systems.

At the Aike Hotel, in a residential neighborhood in eastern Baghdad, shattered glass and twisted metal littered the sidewalk, and electric power lines lay in the street.

That project is already under way, putting down sidewalks and burying power lines in a $19 million first phase.

Near Parklawn, Mr. Whittaker said, one side of the street would be part of city limits, with all the normal amenities — power, sidewalks, trash pickup, underground sewerage system — while the unincorporated side would be falling apart.

The business owners, tenants in buildings that were condemned but not yet demolished, claim that the developer ripped up parking lots and sidewalks, cut into power and telephone lines, threw rocks and demolished buildings for absolutely no reason, said Michael Rikon, a Manhattan condemnation lawyer representing the tenants.

Home to anywhere from 500 to 3,000 residents, they lack septic systems, sidewalks and sometimes even power.

Tasks might include power washing sidewalks or pruning trees and bushes, especially if they hide the house.

Although the area has electricity, installing solar cells was cheaper than digging up the sidewalks to put in power lines, he said.

City governments have significant power over sidewalks and they also control roads.

That means that during the festival, night owls who partied well into the day share the sidewalk with early birds power-walking their way to a breakfast deal.