"at playground" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence like "We met at the playground after school".
A sampling of marital chatter: "Still at playground;" "Detergent finished;" and regrettably, "Working much longer?" Texts avoid conflict.
His directing credits include "Leaving" at the Alter Theater in San Rafael, Calif., "365 Days/365 Plays" at the Cutting Ball theater in San Francisco and "Sewermonster Diaries" at PlayGround in San Francisco.
On a recent Friday at Playground Ninety-Six, on 96th Street and Second Avenue, Deborah Cardile brought her 3-year-old twin daughters for their weekly frolic on the turf.
While the British adult is currently either fully tuned in, or else listening with half an ear, to the plot twists of the Will and Eddie Grundy story on the Archers, at playground level another tale of brothers is steadily lodging itself firmly in the junior imagination.
At Playground, Rubin and his team — a bench of around 15 engineers that are experts in fields like computer science and mechanical engineering — are incubating around 15 companies, Rubin said.
Its mission statement also hints at Playground's grander goals, being "built from the ground up to encourage collaborative robotics software development".
But, for safety, most classes are held at parks, at playgrounds or in school gyms.
He turns up in parades, participates in antismoking campaigns, and greets children at playgrounds.
Nannies who work near one another often form social networks, setting up joint play dates or meeting at playgrounds.
Review of the human health & ecological safety of exposure to recycled tire rubber found at playgrounds and synthetic turf fields.
Down in Margate, at playgrounds along Jerome Avenue, 81-year-old Herman Klotz plays nearly daily in the summer.
