Sentence examples for so pedestrian from inspiring English sources
It seems so pedestrian and banal.
"It was so pedestrian," she says.
Blago's lies are all so pedestrian and self-serving.
She bought them because they seemed so pedestrian.
There were times, though, when the English was so pedestrian that you wished for the Italian.
And so pedestrian plazas have bloomed in this city on her watch, including some controversial ones in Times Square.
He installed a closed-circuit television on the sidewalk, so pedestrians and passing drivers could watch the matches.
There are huge electrical pylons everywhere, but no crosswalks, and so pedestrians scamper like deer across intersections.
In the District of Columbia, the mayor issued an appeal for property owners to shovel their sidewalks so pedestrians could get out of the streets.
On Rue St-Denis, a restaurant laid a No. 87 Crosby sweater on the sidewalk so pedestrians could tread on it, which they did.
DETROIT (AP) — A government safety agency wants electric and hybrid vehicles to make more noise when traveling at low speeds, so pedestrians can hear them coming.
