Sentence examples for bit of park from inspiring English sources

It's all very cosy, until you walk to the north of the Nieuwe Kerk; here - near what is now known as the Horsemarket - is open, structureless space, a nasty car park, a poorly tended bit of park.

Let me take a second and check the spelling of the word "hypocrisy". In a saturated urban area of 10-plus-million souls, we and future generations, as well as wildlife, will benefit from every bit of park land/open space that can possibly be acquired.

Well, after all the stoicism and torment of the other, you can't begrudge her a bit of parking silliness.

There are competing stores, all with faded Albanian flags flying from their metal roofs, but the Javori family has a bit of parking, on the old road leading to the bombed bridge.

Roads around schools are often clogged up around school run time, often as a result of parents thinking they can get away with a bad bit of parking while they wave their kids off to class.

"On the way out, we went into the guest services bit of the park where I asked if it was possible to speak to somebody about the incident.

The idea was not to distract people from the flowers but to let them customise their little bit of the park.Third placesThe academic name for such spaces is "third places", a term originally coined by the sociologist Ray Oldenburg in his 1989 book, "The Great, Good Place".

What I forgot is that the bit of the park you have to go through, there's a big fucking hill.

With the arrival of Shanghai Disneyland last June, there may be a bit of theme park envy going around in Asia.

The best bit of the park, I was told enthusiastically by our fixer prior to arrival, was the grand, looped roller coaster built under the guidance and inspiration of Kim Il-sung himself.

For the record, there is also the "through the trees" view, which lets those on, say, the third and fourth floors feast on bits of the park in late fall and winter when the branches have been stripped of their leaves.