Sentence examples for though pedestrian from inspiring English sources

The comparison showed a drop in foot traffic in the Cross on Fridays from 2012 to 2015, though pedestrian counts for the Saturday in 2015 peaked higher than the count from 2012.

Even though pedestrian fatalities are generally decreasing [7], you should still take every precaution when crossing a street.

Even though pedestrians were able to pass, the barriers had created a psychological no-go zone for shoppers.

Besides Park Row, three other streets near the headquarters are blocked off wholly or in part, though pedestrians and official vehicles are generally allowed through.

But I haven't missed dodging some of the cyclists who ride around the park at weekends, the minority who behave as though pedestrians are wandering through the Tour de France route.

You might attract attention if you walk there, though, because pedestrians are so rare.

Though, facilities like pedestrian underpasses and overpasses are provided to cross the road at several locations, all too often pedestrians do not use them.

The borrowings don't become too irritating, though, and the pedestrian direction by Jeffrey Hornaday (a movie choreographer whose credits include "Flashdance") is endurable because the film's time-warp, movie-nerd conceit is just clever enough to keep you entertained.

The lobster risotto, grilled lamb rack and pan-fried barramundi with fresh tomato salsa were delicious, though somewhat pedestrian.

Though midblock pedestrian crossings do exist elsewhere in the city, most notably near Rockefeller Center, the proposed stretch is on track to become Midtown's only extended thoroughfare governed by an authority more often found outside Manhattan: the stop sign.

The almost brutally functional buildings offer little to the architectural historian, though a pedestrian looking up through the oversize windows will see any number of activities: fabric trimming, clothes modeling at a strut, dance rehearsals, rock 'n' rolling.