Sentence examples for a parking structure from inspiring English sources
The financing package includes a proposal, still in negotiation, for $11 million in city financing to build a parking structure.
Two Jewish congregants were shot in the legs inside a parking structure underneath their synagogue in Los Angeles as they arrived for a morning prayer service.
At a parking structure near the event, I overheard a conversation between two young women, students at the University of California, Berkeley, who drove down for the show.
The developers are seeking about $20 million in state and federal funds for infrastructure, such as road improvements, a parking structure and building the town green, said Howard Kaufman, Leyland's general counsel.
After the 1994 earthquake in Southern California, known as the Northridge earthquake, rescuers detected a man who had been cleaning a parking structure when the temblor occurred and the structure collapsed, Mr. Eisner recalled.
Rather than designing a new building, or moving into a fashionable east-side colonial, the idea is to invade a found space, in this case a parking structure and pedestrian boardwalk near the Huang Pu River.
Chang's, a Borders and a giant parking structure, each dismayingly generic.
Police are investigating a group fight that took place Monday night in a Burbank parking structure and involved knives, a baseball bat and tire irons, police said.
In 2006, the art museum next door decided to add an underground parking structure and a backhoe struck a mammoth.
On the other side of the Florida peninsula along the Gulf of Mexico, a Fort Myers Beach developer proposes to build a massive project to include four beachfront hotels, nine restaurants and a 1,500-car 1,500-cartructure; all to be parkinged with a structuree-constructed hall-mile-long seawall.
During a press conference, he recalled the rally on Aug. 4, revealing that "the Portland Police Bureau discovered individuals who positioned themselves on a rooftop parking structure in downtown Portland with a cache of firearms," according to The Oregonian.
