Sentence examples for walkway toward from inspiring English sources

Undaunted, several of the animals scuttled onto the walkway toward the picture takers.

"We wanted to be very graphic and very bold about our attitude that this is a park that is not subtle: It's very in-your-face in terms of its style and presentation". The layering of different elements is typical of California Adventure, said Braverman, heading down the walkway toward the Sun Plaza.

The main architectural gesture is a long colonnade made of paper tubes, about 35 feet high and coated with waterproof sealant, that runs along the walkway toward the back wall, where a film on Colbert narrated by Laurence Fishburne plays in a continuous loop.

The circle of tanks would rotate to create one quarter of the earth's gravity at the outside, and the structure would also house long, cylindrical walkways toward the center of the circle, similar to the spokes of a wheel, that would lead passengers to an area of zero gravity for activities in a weightless environment.

Among these is the Avenue of Flags (opened 1976), a walkway leading toward the mountain that is flanked on both sides by flags of the country's 56 states and territories.

Almagro, on the other hand, sometimes looked like he was on Heathrow's moving walkway, easing toward the ball with an odd, glassy-eyed detachment.

The stage floor extends the verdant surroundings into a playing space across which spreads Soutra Gilmour's Erector-Set-like design: a multitiered structure of walkways reaching toward the sky (though not quite as high as the tree in which Alice Fearn's Rapunzel sits, those famously long tresses her only connection to the world beyond).

There was no dialogue or interaction, just one strawberry blond actor, Natasha Lyonne, striding along the walkway from Low toward Lewisohn, singing into a cellular phone.

The wrought-iron fence is eight and a half feet high, with bars four inches apart and curving toward the walkway, says a spokesman for the District Department of Public Works, Tara Hamilton.

Nevertheless, the proposed approach can also deal with the flow of passengers toward the walkway from entrance gate of the urban rail transit station.

Passive racism is like standing still on the walkway: we still move toward the same destination and don't have to exert any effort at all.