Sentence examples for through the pavement from inspiring English sources

A girl falls through the pavement in China, and a Ukranian girl turns herself into Barbie.

"I barely found my apartment, I mean it's a forest now - trees growing through the pavement, on the roofs.

The bypass is a wide, blue gash carved through the pavement, a litter magnet and already disfigured with skid marks.

Browsing through the pavement bookstalls in Mumbai's Flora Fountain area, one afternoon when he was in college, he came across a copy of Life magazine.

In general, the creative talents working in television comedy have been trying to push upward through the pavement of convention in order to grow.

The East Londoner might well have fallen through the pavement cracks like any of the other rough sleepers who proliferate our streets.

Alan Weisman's 2007 bestseller, The World Without Us, pictures the earth in the hypothetical weeks after humanity vanishes – as weeds and then trees start to break through the pavements and wild animals began to take up residence again in the midst of abandoned cities.

Anna Calder-Marshall plays, with deadpan hilarity, an old gal called Moll who is reluctant to leave her flat in spite of ominous signs: panic flight from the city, the army out on the streets and nature going berserk, with reeds and wild mushrooms bursting through the pavements and voles seen coming out of Paperchase.

Three others were lost, found twisted in a deep hole that opened up suddenly when the torrents of water swept through, taking the pavement in its current.

Highway departments find out what's going on through sensors in the pavement or cameras.

Frank Browning, the author of "Apples," reports seeing apple trees growing up through cracks in the pavement there.