"That's my real worry, that the football becomes very pedestrian, solid, stereotyped and teams will defend more than attack," he said.
You've seen children stumble directly into oncoming pedestrians, solid walls, and -- on one occasion -- a metal pole, because their eyes were fixed on your clown baby, rather than on the path before them (true story).
His book is solid, trustworthy, grounded - pedestrian (and I say this as a fellow footsoldier who does not drive a car) in the very best sense.
The simulation and test results show a satisfactory correlation, thereby providing a solid foundation for formulating pedestrian protection design guidelines for LWs to reduce the severity of head injuries resulting from pedestrian vehicle crashes.
A series of experimental investigations have been carried out to assess the aerodynamic performance of a pedestrian bridge with solid parapets in the UK.
The results may elucidate one of the critical barriers to understanding head injury caused by ground impact and provide a solid theoretical guideline for considering pedestrian safety in vehicle design.
At the corner of Fulton Street and Broadway, in the middle of the pedestrian tide, Gerald Ginsburg cut a solid, square figure, about two feet by three to be precise.
Back on solid ground, it was Wordsworth, a tireless walker, who coined the noun "pedestrian" to describe his favourite exercise and to tether himself, like an animate tree, to his native turf.
The validated pedestrians are shown using a superimposed solid red box.
The new federal courthouse in downtown Los Angeles was designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill to look like a floating glass cube: solid and clean as the law ought to be and suspended above the pedestrian flow of everyday life.
