Converse of object

• hit: Moments after hitting the sidewalk in front of the station a small red car stopped in front of us and Greg Pickersgill got out.

• move: People - very few - moved slowly down the sidewalks, hair alive and springy.

• have: Soon, fashion superstars will have a sidewalk of their own.

• clean: Old men in the city are put to work cleaning the sidewalks with toothbrushes.

• use: Fortunately, cyclists are allowed to use the sidewalk.

Adjective modifier

• wooden: Today, Dawson lives in the memory of its golden days. The place still has wooden sidewalks, unpaved roads and Western building facades.

• narrow: Placencia is an off-beat little place that lays claim to the narrowest sidewalk in Belize.

• concrete: My samples were growing out of cracks in the concrete sidewalk beside a busy four lane highway.

• busy: For example, suppose the bicycle was chained on a busy sidewalk.

• public: Streets are closed, and public sidewalks are open only to people with acceptable identification.

• dirty: Without a doubt this was Randy Burlingame lying broken on the dirty sidewalk.

Modifies a noun

• cafes: It's also brought a fabulous new marina with stylish shops and sidewalk cafés and a range of multi-million dollar homes.

• cafe: There's time to shop, stroll along the Seine or just relax at a sidewalk café.

• cafe: There were no more walks through the neighborhood, no more visits to sidewalk cafes.

• table: This time we sat outside at one of the sidewalk tables.

• chalk: My boiling point was finally exceeded just this year, when someone with a stick of " sidewalk chalk " scrawled JESUS LOVES YOU!

• area: I then used a SHARP razor knife to cut " v " grooves where the grid marks were to simulate concrete sidewalk area.

Noun used with modifier

• city: I will describe some of this research on path following in open areas, on city sidewalks, and through a park.

Preposition: in

• front: Standing on the sidewalk in front of the house, I stared for a moment, bidding this family a fond farewell.

Preposition: with

• toothbrush: Old men in the city are put to work cleaning the sidewalks with toothbrushes.