Sentence examples for that crosswalk from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't always about Wi-Fi in the park or rosebuds on every corner," Colin Klebanoff of Kensington said, adding that he uses that crosswalk regularly and had nearly been run down more times than he could count.

Well now there is an electronic version of that crosswalk button for me to push whenever my signal degrades.

Soon, most of the people in the crowd began discussing a petition to make that crosswalk into a real stop light.

Where permitted, their speed is limited to a snail's pace so that crosswalks and crossing signs can be removed entirely, giving people on foot the right to cross anywhere they like at any time.

Is it when you decide that a crosswalk is a field of honor, an arena to go mano a mano with a careering cab?

It was also evident that the crosswalk location, relative to the origin and destination of the pedestrian, was the most influential decision factor for pedestrians deciding to cross at a designated location (90% said so).

The finding that the crosswalk also performed well in this very specific sample, provides further support for its wide applicability in RA research.

They also asked that the crosswalks be paved in contrasting brick, rather than painted asphalt, to create a more distinguished effect.

We'd each want our right hand to be free to punch things, hold coffee, and give motorists that run crosswalks the finger (too bad they'd just see a mittenous lump).

Another driver admitted, as she nearly ran into a group of people in a crosswalk, that she had only attended "like five minutes" of the training.

The store was down the block, around the corner and across one high-traffic street that had a crosswalk but no stop sign or light.