Sentence examples for Immense parking from inspiring English sources

Behind her, beyond an immense parking lot, was a Mills Fleet Farm store.

(One car in the immense parking lot bore the license plate "SAVED 67").

Con Ed has been selling off some of its real estate, like the old power plants on First Avenue just south of the United Nations, and one reason it is unperturbed by landmark designation is that its immense parking lot, 100 by 200 feet fronting on Third Avenue, is a separate piece of property.

The businesses that test range from those paying supremely talented athletes to kick and fling various balls to those paying teens and seniors minimum wage to wear khaki and stock the shelves of a mega-store squatting in some immense parking lot.

An immense public park laid over this freeway would offer stunning views of Lake Malaren.

Thirty years ago, faced with a local labour shortage that threatened to undermine its plans to expand the immense theme park, Disney contacted American universities to see if they would be happy to lend students as temporary workers.

Today's big-box stores and shopping malls require immense areas for parking, but without those needs, they could move further into cities.

Based on the new homes in my neighborhood, this house may occupy almost every foot of the lot — replacing a structure of perhaps 3,500 square feet with one of at least 8,000 — and have immense pillars, a parking lot and, when it's occupied, at least two and maybe three Bentleys in front of it at all times.

By 1910, the three immense and wondrous parks that straddled the waterfront -- Steeplechase, Luna Park and Dreamland -- were limned in millions of individual lightbulbs.

In 2009, he erected a wood and curved glass "Sonic Pavilion" at Instituto Inhotim, an immense privately owned art park near Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

But that was what happened to one luckless motorist a few weeks ago, when he found himself lost in the immense Murray-Sunset National Park in Victoria after following Apple's new digital map system toward what was supposedly the town of Mildura.