After nightfall, when the people of Brussels flocked to the sidewalk cafes and sat at little round tables under awnings, drinking light drinks a la Parisienne, this impression was heightened.

Down from the curb, and at the beck and call of this or that policeman up again, only to find opportunity for still another dive out from the invisible roping off of the sidewalk crowds.

R58172, 6Feb50, L. Stewart Barr (A) STAGE STRUCK, a sidewalk sketch by Arthur LeRoy Kaser.

Sidewalk fisherman.

Sidewalk sermons.

In this waif of our gutters and ward of our sidewalk artist inhered a spirit of the most punctilious and rigid honor, the gift, perhaps, of some forgotten ancestry.

It is the newspaper center, and close by are big and little hotels, shops, restaurants and sidewalk flower stalls.

The day I get out of it, the day I don't have to punch that old time-clock down there next to the Complaints and Adjustment Desk, II'll never put my foot below sidewalk level again to the hour I die.

Midway was a little white building, its eaves within reach of one's hand, its gable on the line of the sidewalk overhanging which, from a crane above the door, was a big, golden spool.

Granite is used for steps, for paving streets, and for sidewalk curbings.

It would have been quite an easy thing to roll and force his antagonist over the sidewalk edge.