Sentence examples for carparks from inspiring English sources
In Britain, he aspired to recreate 9/11 by detonating limousines packed with explosives in underground carparks or setting off a "dirty bomb" full of radioactive material.
The stereotype has subsequently been mined by numerous low-budget films, and lately fuelled by a series of terrifying YouTube clips of ghoulish clown "pranks" in underground carparks and on deserted roads.
There was to be an explosion on a tube train under the Thames and bombs in limousines in underground carparks.
But we note, alongside us in the Man Soor's carparks, lobbies and dining areas, crowds of smiling Kulmiye operatives, slapping eachother on the back, shaking hands, deep in discussion, doing deals.
In big, privately-owned underground carparks in the City of London, the market rate is around £25 an hour on weekdays.
In the 20 seconds that followed the initial shock, freeways were tossed in the air and left as rubble, bridges brought to their knees, multi-storey carparks tipped on their side, 300,000 homes left in need of repair, and countless office blocks, shops, factories, schools, colleges and even hospitals so damaged that they had subsequently to be declared unsafe.
When you reach Inver, it's only a short walk back to the start point at the Hermitage carpark, just off the A9, after Dunkeld.
So far, I've only received one leaflet from our Ukip candidate, using a carpark ticket machine – as if to demonstrate his all-powerful dominion over the machines.
He bade farewell to his assistant with a hearty high handshake, heading towards the carpark.
A tour guide described how after leaving his busload of Spanish and Latin American tourists in the museum, he saw a young man in jeans and shirt standing in the museum carpark, holding a Kalashnikov.
But a carpark-full of new models are also being launched for the very wealthiest drivers, such as Mercedes-Maybach S600 or the "entry level" McLaren P13, a snip at £130,000 ($182,000), expected in the spring.There are three main reasons behind the push.
