1 The proprietor and two clerks stood on the sidewalk with armfuls of bolts of cotton cloth they had been displaying.
2 At the same moment, Scarlett's eye was caught by a figure on the sidewalk in a brightly colored dress--too bright for street wear-- covered by a Paisley shawl with fringes to the heels.
3 The hurrying lines pushed her back onto the packed sidewalk and she smelled the reek of cheap corn whisky.
4 The lamp on the sidewalk burned on, making a tiny yellow circle of light which grew smaller and smaller as they moved away.
5 As they walked along the narrow sidewalk toward Peachtree, Scarlett was dismayed and sorrowful, for Atlanta looked so devastated and different from what she remembered.
6 The bricks of the sidewalk were broken and, for long stretches, completely gone.
7 She heard the splash of hooves behind her and moved farther over on the narrow sidewalk to avoid more mud splotches on Aunt Pittypat's cloak.
8 Confusion and dismay filled her when she saw Rhett alight from his horse and toss the reins over the arm of the cast-iron negro boy who stood at the sidewalk.
9 None was in sight, but as she reached the sidewalk she ran against a small glossy-looking man with a gardenia in his coat, who raised his hat with a surprised exclamation.
10 The completeness of the analogy was, however, disturbed as she reached the sidewalk by the rapid approach of a hansom which pulled up at sight of her.
11 A concrete sidewalk with a "parking" of grass and mud.
12 veterans, who when they gossiped sometimes squatted on their heels on the sidewalk, like resting Indians, and reflectively spat over the curb.
13 She heard steps on the sidewalk.
14 The young men capered along with their hands in their pockets, and sometimes tried a slide on the icy sidewalk.
15 Without knowing why, we used to linger on the sidewalk outside the church when the lamps were lighted early for choir practice or prayer-meeting, shivering and talking until our feet were like lumps of ice.