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passerby example sentences
passerby
1. The depths of his own experience and resources were his own second nature, and would have given any casual passerby only the glimpse of an official telegrapher at his routine chores
2. The only highlight for him was the discovery that he could mark his territory, or a passerby, with an extremely pungent odour-spray
3. Even to all with whom you come in contact, From those within your circle, to the passerby
4. I would occasionally stop a passerby to ask directions
5. Krill nodded, the wife drifted off, and with a startling-quick move Krill beckoned at a passerby who turned out to be a waiter
6. He stopped a passerby and asked for the bicycle shop and was given directions
7. The RCMP constable “simply smiled” at the passerby “and kept on
8. A passerby might have a shovel
9. Maybe up on the road I could hitch a ride with a passerby
10. I ran out of money yesterday, so I’ve been laying in wait on this little-traveled road, hoping that some innocent passerby will come this way, thinking that an off-road track through the Ara is safer than the bandit-infested Olesdale
11. Then he ordered a passerby, one Simon from Cyrene, to take the crossbeam from Jesus' shoulders and compelled him to carry it the rest of the way to Golgotha
12. Before the Stargazers had boarded the mother ship, they’d set the self-destruct on their ships, leaving only charred wreckage for any rebel passerby
13. potential food source but also on every passerby
14. Feltus lowered himself from his saddle and picked up a small piece of driftwood that had been conjured by the sea during the storm and left here as a gift to some passerby or else to be reclaimed by the ocean at a later time
15. The visitor was perplexed and asked a passerby what crime this man had committed
16. His eyes had focused on a passerby approaching behind Barclay
17. a passerby might have thought the area was a ghost town; it had been
18. Suddenly, Martha Spalding cried out with such abruptness and no warning that a passerby may have concluded that she had just been slain
19. Several times one of us in our group would reach out to a passerby, but to no effect
20. What could have been a simple passerby turned out to be the car full of Iranian agents, ready to back Farah up
21. We both halted our bicycle in the middle of the crossroad when there was no passerby
22. I asked a passerby to call for an ambulance and quickly use a suction pump to suck out blood from her mouth and nose
23. “Mike, how would you like to be a passerby? You could be casually walking by the restaurant when you catch the image of Mysterieau in the window
24. When a passerby spotted Dunphy, the Agent’s pants were around his ankles and he lay on his stomach, the scanner pointing in the air
25. A random touch from a passerby was her only contact with anyone
26. A casual passerby might have thought us a strange-looking crew to be attending a grave-side service, for very few of us wore black
27. “’Tis just a meeting,” he told her, modulating his tone so that a passerby would consider them strangers and not conspirators
28. It was magical and I laughed along with him, not caring that a passerby eyed me warily from beneath his umbrella
29. This told me that I was being watched intently, and probably not by a passerby
30. the living room window by a passerby; upstairs on the pretext of lifting a heavy box you are
31. Roll up and store lines, place cords in such a way as to not trip a passerby who is looking up at your new radar reflector
32. And then - alarmed by the footsteps of some chance passerby, or by the closing of the door of a neighbouring house, and fearing that it was the sound she had been waiting for and dreading through all those weary hours, she would turn in terror to Mary Linden, sitting in the chair at the bedside, sewing by the light of the shaded lamp, and take hold of her arm as if seeking protection from some impending danger
33. Indeed, it seem’d so loud to me that I doubted not but ev’ry Passerby on the Street might hear it
34. All that the first passerby had to do at any hour, was to give it a push
