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moving sidewalk

noun

  1. a moving surface, similar to a conveyor belt, for carrying pedestrians.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of moving sidewalk1

First recorded in 1905–10
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Swells of ambient music rise to meet passengers as the moving sidewalk whisks them through the terminal.

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The group lifted the calf to the surface to breathe as they moved below, acting as a kind of moving sidewalk to keep the calf afloat.

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This jet stream is like a moving sidewalk at the airport, where storms can pick up baggage along the way.

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“The next week we were traveling back through Miami airport and talking about how we had seen Dan Marino. A couple behind us on the moving sidewalk overheard and thought it was very interesting. I looked across at the opposite moving sidewalk and there was Dan Marino again!â€

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We're taking the first step in solving for "why," leaving behind the moving sidewalk we've been on.

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