The Friendly Skies Not counting Spider-Man, the only New Yorkers who can swoop from the top of a skyscraper to the sidewalks below are pigeons, hawks and other winged citizens.
"I observed [Amanda] grab said bong, run to the westbound-facing window, and throw it out the window where numerous pedestrians were walking on the 8 Avenue and West 47 Street sidewalks below," the officer said in the report.
Their dead bodies littered the sidewalks below as the sun rose.Mirrored glass is a growing hazard, even in daylight.
But some, like Novelette Bhorasingh, 55, who works in the financial district, said they avoided sidewalks below scaffolding.
Here, the heat possesses a special, withering oppressiveness: from the sidewalks below, the concrete canyons of the city come to resemble the contours of a giant tandoor oven.
Kelly reached the end of the N.F.L. Experience and looked out the vast windows to see crowded sidewalks below the zip line.
But Mr. Rogers invited seven of us to his top-floor office at the State Department, while a large contingent of fellow students picketed the sidewalks below.
A slightly rickety wrought-iron balcony offered a whiff of peril, the streetlights flickered occasionally and pedestrians drifted along shadowy sidewalks below.
