Sentence examples for through a pedestrian from inspiring English sources

Westerveld's perceived weakness in the air was never truly examined and only in a brief period midway through a pedestrian second half did they hint at a recovery.

Parking is available at the Park Avenue Garage on the northeast corner of Park and Speedway Boulevard, with direct access to the center through a pedestrian underpass.

At that transcendent moment, one is confident that "Painting Churches" will survive, because the playwright's lyric and literate words and genuine feeling have peered through a pedestrian production.

In his resignation letter, Mr. Mitchell gave his own account of what he had said to the police officers who demanded that he get off the bicycle and leave the secured Downing Street area through a pedestrian exit.

The Beatles held most of their sessions there, and on the cover of their 1969 album "Abbey Road," above, the band members are pictured walking single-file through a pedestrian crossing outside the studio.

Once he got to the site of the towers, he was immediately put to work cutting through a pedestrian bridge that had collapsed onto a fire truck on West Street.

A TRIP TO 7-ELEVEN Trayvon walks back toward the home of his father's girlfriend after a trip to 7-Eleven, carrying a bag of Skittles and a can of iced tea. 2. TRAYVON ENTERS THE GATED COMPLEX Trayvon may have entered the gated community through either a pedestrian gate at the front entrance or through an unfenced section that is often used by residents as a shortcut.

The video accompanying the dog walker campaign shows a woman walking her dog, becoming distracted by a mobile phone call and losing control of the animal, which darts off through woodland to a pedestrian rail crossing.

As we whizzed through traffic and a pedestrian mall, narrowly missing a fateful encounter with a young man sprawled on a sheet and claiming to be the Messiah, I reflected on "Before the Law" — specifically, on the feelings the man projects onto the doorkeeper.

Here in Butte, for example, beavers constantly dammed a creek where it ran through a culvert under a pedestrian walkway, flooding nearby homes and a park.

It is the physical space of a city, Ms. Kung said on a recent walk through downtown, that creates a pedestrian's view of the world.