The motorist is clearly At Fault; automobiles must ALWAYS yield to pedestrians, in any case. The previous response assumed you were on foot. I'll assume were in a vehicle. When you looked both ways, you should have estimated the speed of any approaching vehicle and remained at the stop sign until there was an opening large enough to cross safely. It's going to be a lot harder for you to prove he was speeding than it will be for him to prove you did not yield right of way at a stop sign.
She looked at me and her heart stopped from my awesomeness.
The tribunes were the officials that looked after the interests of the Plebs.
I have to say that a squirrel definetely communicates with its tail. Today a baby squirrel fell out of tree in my driveway. The mother came out of the tree, stopped and looked at the squirrel and wiggled her tail in a wave like motion. The baby then wiggled his tail in a similar motion and then the mother went over to her, and the baby wrapped her legs and feet around the mom's neck and she proceeded to bring the baby back up the tree. It was the cutest!
I have looked for them for 2 years and from all I can gather they stopped making them.
its when your going up into the parking garage and you have to stay a certain speed limit or you will be accused of speeding.. i might be wrong. i looked airport zone limit on google.. hope you the best. :)
Lol I remember me catching them I was stunned and then they just stopped and looked at me and I looked at them and I was like 9 and It was nasty..... Not a pleasnt sight but the next day we didn't say anything it was like one of those akward moments
Unless you can prove the other car was violating the posted limit, the onus to ensure the road was clear is completely yours. Even if you CAN prove the other car was speeding, this may not remove all of the fault from you.
not exactly. The same subject can have a compound verb. Example: The careful child stopped, looked and listened before he started to cross the street.
I don't want to disappoint you.She thought she would disappoint her friend.Though she did not wish to disappoint, the flu stopped her from hosting the party.
retained possession of, held onto; saved, stored; watched over, care, looked after, maintained; observed, obeyed, adhered; stayed, remained; continued; stopped, ceased.
hahaha you have swine flu
Anything where excess detail is cut. Normal: The red fox looked quickly, its tongue wavering in the brisk wind. It then proceeded to run over the great green boughs, jumping over the haystacks and through woodsheds. Plot Summary: The fox looked, then went over the hills.