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When you exit a building like this one, the first thing you see is this right here this is called a sidewalk.
And you walk on the sidewalk.
I always try to avoid the poop on the sidewalk.
The pedestrian's gone, way up the sidewalk.
I would knock on doors and ask if anyone wanted me to shovel their sidewalk or yard.
Don't eat chum off the sidewalk!
We say pavement, they say sidewalk.
You go for a walk along the road or on a sidewalk.
We also understand that the car, hopefully we can show you that in a moment, is a small gray car that mounted the pavement or what's known as the sidewalk and then collided with the people that had been queuing to enter a musical venue on the sidewalk.
We also understand that the car, uh, hopefully we can show you that in a moment, is a small gray car that mounted the pavement or what's known as the sidewalk and then collided with, uh, people that had been queuing to enter a musical, uh, venue, uh, on the sidewalk.
So behind me here you'll see a street, a city street, and what makes a street a little bit different than a road is that you will usually find a sidewalk.
Pedestrians are people who are walking along the sidewalk.
Um, sidewalk.
Sidewalk.