passer-by , auch: passerby

A passerby who had seen the whole thing cut her off.

The first passerby would be sure to call in the police.

The house was close to the road, and more than one passerby would hear.

There was even a passerby who saw the whole thing.

A passerby opened the door for him and he came back in.

A passerby would not be able to tell that someone had broken in.

With their backs to the street no passerby could see what they were doing.

It is well that you should call to every passerby, "Look here!"

Now and then some poor passerby would stare at him.

In the dark, they shot and killed an innocent passerby.

He was an innocent passerby, caught up in her business.

Seven of the dead were policemen while the other was a passerby.

A passerby might think the room did not belong to a patient.

Everyone had a smile and a wave for any passerby.

A passerby saw the dumping and immediately called the police.

Your passerby might have been of a race that varies more.

The passerby was laughing as they passed out of hearing.

It was going to be bad enough with the occasional passerby, but we had no choice.

To the casual passerby, they must have looked like a man and a woman holding hands.

He made it through the door, which closed before the passerby reached the corner.

A passerby is not able to warn the train in time.

Oftentimes He would take away our food to give to the passerby.

A high wall surrounded the building, which is said to have been almost hidden from the view of the passerby.

For some reason, a woman passerby took offense and punched her.

It is that of calling out for pity to the passerby.