Sentence examples for the sidewalk under from inspiring English sources

Most were women; one collapsed on the sidewalk under the weight of her load.

Older homes sometimes have an underground shutoff near the sidewalk, under a cover that says "water".

On the sidewalk, under the shade, is the rice lady (uncooked grains, from 23 cents per pound).

Annie had told her to stay in bed, but Mae went to the Kwik Trip for caffeine and woke up on the sidewalk, under a tree.

"They lit it from inside, people from the ministry," said a uniformed policeman smiling quietly on the sidewalk under the blaze.

A protest tent came down at the end of May, by court order, but the activists have remained on the sidewalk under a large umbrella.

On Memorial Day afternoon, as tourists clumped together on the sidewalks under a warm sun, I ducked into the High Line Hotel.

In the subway, on the sidewalks, under cars, in the parks or climbing nightly into garbage banquets, rats are everywhere.

With a series of tympanic thumps, he would dribble out of the room, across the lobby and the street, and along the sidewalks, under the columnar palms.

By Matt Buchanan May 31, 2013 On Memorial Day afternoon, as tourists clumped together on the sidewalks under a warm sun, I ducked into the High Line Hotel.

Not far from the frantic crush of local malls, the merchants of downtown Upland, Calif., quietly rolled a few racks of merchandise out to the sidewalks under the bright sun of an 80-degree day.