Sentence examples for concrete lots from inspiring English sources

The building is round, made of concrete, lots of old wood and metal, and makes you feel good.

It depends on concrete — lots of it, which comes in large slabs that are being assembled into an imposing barrier three miles long.

(A concrete lot could do).

During the fall and winter, the concrete lot behind Roosevelt High is locked on weekends.

The site — a gated concrete lot with the Environmental Protection Agency's yellow testing wells and a few buildings covered in graffiti — was the old AMCO chemical distribution facility.

(The owners suspected that the concrete lot couldn't support the weight of a truck and feared having a vehicle collapse onto the lanes).

In the near distance, she could see the Luxor hotel's pyramid, the sprawling fifteen-acre concrete lot where the concert would take place, and, beyond it, the airport.

The fight, which appears on a DVD, "Felony Fights 3," that is available in shopping malls throughout the country, was held in a small concrete lot, only 100 yards or so from an unidentified beach.

In tiny Red Hook, everyone had a stake in the arguments, including Ian Marvy, one of the founders and the executive director of Added Value, a community farm on a concrete lot directly across Beard Street from Ikea.

Here, set in the blank concrete parking lots and blinding sunshine of California, teenage eyes are suspicious of every move, creating a sense of present danger.

Outside, a 3.5-acre "urban wilderness" designed by Mia Lehrer & Architects has replaced concrete parking lots.