Sentence examples for the pavement itself from inspiring English sources

In many cities, hot dogs are mongered, quite openly, on the pavement itself.

A few glimmer darklingly from windows at an elevation higher than this, and once in a great while, usually late at night, a face may be seen on the pavement itself, but by and large the faces, with surprising conformity, restrict their ebb and flow, advance and withdrawal, as well as their more intricate cross- and counter-movements, to the narrow lateral area described above.

Sensors and video analytics could help move traffic more efficiently and tell when roads need to be repaired, and solar panels could be embedded in the "pavement" itself.

By contrast, I may be aware that it rained last night only by being aware of the wet pavement; and, more controversially, my visual experience may mediate between my awareness of the pavement and the pavement itself.

The first compartment is the dust on the pavement surface itself, generated as the sealcoat is abraded from the surface.

In this case, the city itself becomes predator--the pavement, the lights, the cars, the dogs.

In Carrboro, he played a solo that seemed as if it were going to skid right off the pavement and recovered itself only at the very last moment.

Most major roads have clearly marked cycling lanes, either on the pavement or on the road itself.

As I approached, the dog flattened itself against the pavement and refused to budge, despite gentle tugs on its leash.

That refers to the Radical's ability to glue itself to the pavement using the power of the air flowing around it.

It was dark and the air was cooler, but the heat still radiated from the sidewalk, birthing itself off the pavement.