Word: pedestrianized
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After You. In Kansas City, Autoist Edward R. Yonkers struck a pedestrian, jumped out and ran to his aid, goggled as the man regained his feet, brushed himself off, extended his hand, insisted, "I'm sorry to cause you all this trouble; it's all my fault...
Where's Sammy? has a phony ring to it at times. There are other photographers besides Schulman and they are not all completely pedestrian. And I.N.P. does not always, as the book implies, come out on top in the race for what the trade calls "pix." But Where's Sammy? is highly readable, nevertheless. Sammy Schulman, 37, has trotted his five-by-five frame over much of the globe, seen a lot of history. He hopes to see more-Allied soldiers "walking down the Fifth Avenue of Tokyo," for example. Maybe he will. Luck seems to like...
...folded over and tucked under arm--well, it's nice--but looks sort of pedestrian. Any suggestions...
Recently, as a seemingly endless column of NTS (Communications) men cadenced their way across the busy intersection near Littauer, the usual traffic and pedestrian jams resulted on either side of the khaki-clad marchers. Suddenly one of the feminine onlookers gave a deep sigh and exclaimed to her friend...
...Southwest Pacific Theater, where he was Chief of Staff for Air after Pearl Harbor, Ralph Royce's showing had been only soso. Army airmen charged pedestrian performance more to a generally inept air command than to personal failure...