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Meanings of sidewalk in English
Usage of sidewalk in English
1
They relocated to the sidewalk to let Lauren Parry continue her work.
2
Plus, employees are doing extra work to set up safe sidewalk accommodations.
3
Today I suspected he'd caused strangers on the sidewalk to circle wide.
4
The meal was served in front of the store, on the sidewalk.
5
He smiled the moment he saw Keedick step out onto the sidewalk.
6
On the sidewalk she heard the brooding scuff of heavy work boots.
7
The duke and the baron shook hands and parted on the sidewalk.
8
The cabdrivers in line along the sidewalk seemed to enjoy their neighborhood.
9
A servant in livery stood on the sidewalk talking with the coachman.
10
On the far side, tables at two outside cafés crowded the sidewalk.
11
They are familiar to New Yorkers because of their sidewalk proselytizing campaign.
12
He was down in the middle of the sidewalk now, still sweeping.
13
He stood waist deep in the cellar, she hesitated upon the sidewalk.
14
Not a sound in the village, not a soul on the sidewalk.
15
Poor Rothsay himself passed out upon the sidewalk, unrecognized in the obscurity.
16
On the sidewalk the crowd divided into streams, pulsing in opposite directions.
About this term
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Sidewalk through the time
Sidewalk across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common