Sentence examples for up at the pavement from inspiring English sources

About 50 protesters – including some who said they were homeless – turned up at the pavement below to support the occupation with chants of "homes not banks".

Look down to find the plants that are pushing their way up through the pavement, look at eye level for street trees and butterflies and other flying insects.

"The ground seemed to be on fire as smoke rose up from the pavement.

I could chat her up on the pavement no matter what rags I was wearing.

Born on Granby Street, Emina moved away at age eight, but recently returned, buoyed by the fresh shoots of optimism poking up through the pavement cracks.

Once a year Lucien picks Anthony up off the pavement and they spend the summer together.

He looked up from the pavement, gave the officers the finger and hobbled away.

Romero ended up on the pavement with blood on her face.

They may not be free of snow in the winter, and cracked and jagged from old tree roots pushing up the pavement, but at least residents don't have to walk on the road.

Above all, they were free from the loud knocking at the street door, the abuse shouted up at them from the pavement for all the neighbours to hear.

I still hate and and fear them, but more because they're holding up the pavement while staring at Candy Crush.