Sentence examples for to sidewalk from inspiring English sources
noun
A footpath, usually paved, at the side of a road for the use of pedestrians; a pavement or footpath ; by extension, any paved footpath, even if not located at the side of a road
The brunching set relocated themselves, bloody Mary's and all, to sidewalk tables.
Most imposing -- though invisible to sidewalk superintendents -- are the 120-foot-long trusses.
Thanks to sidewalk booksellers, we Upper West Siders even do it outdoors!
"We would not object to sidewalk cafes, as long as they are in keeping with the look and feel here".
Based behind a countertop in the Triple Eight Palace on East Broadway, he sells phone cards to sidewalk retailers.
In the United States, Mr. Levin talks to sidewalk preachers and opinionated young people who use coined words like Jewmerica.
Occasionally, the spectacle of a shoulder-to-sidewalk presentation suggests that cat really is king.
There were also some other factors in the race to consider: it was a sidewalk-to-sidewalk race, meaning that the bicyclist did not have to lock up the bike and the driver did not have to look for parking — which is biased against straphangers.
None of them missed Jay-Z, and few knew the lyrics to "Sidewalks of New York".
Officers have also extended this practice to sidewalks, the lawyers said.
There are one-directional cycle lanes on both sides of the street in addition to sidewalks.
