Sentence examples for daunting park from inspiring English sources

With such visual enormity, Yosemite can be a daunting park to explore.

The laundry list of amenities is daunting: a central park the length of a football field with 12,000 plants and trees; a boardwalk with two rock-climbing walls; an aqua theater with dive performances; two FlowRiders for surfing; a full-service spa and a main theater where the Broadway musical Hairspray will be shown four times a week.

(Combine a visit with a road trip and kill two birds with one stone!) Visit lessor parks like: the Canyon de Chelly National Monument, wander Acadia National Park in Maine or Olympic National Park in Washington, or cruise the daunting Joshua Tree National Park.

Cons People think twice before venturing downtown on weekends -- and even weekdays -- because traffic and parking are daunting.

The obvious place to secure it, in an otherwise daunting run-in, is at St James' Park next week.

Parker's first experiences were daunting; coach Gregg Popovich had him play against Spurs scout and ex-NBA player Lance Blanks.

And parks and open spaces can be daunting to children if they are colonised by older teenagers and adults.

Last-minute holiday shopping is daunting enough without having to keep one eye on the parking meter.

It's enough trouble at a multistorey car park; the prospect of parking close enough to push in your card and press for a receipt is daunting to say the least.

Tests at Eden Park, with its 20-year record of unbroken success for the locals, are daunting enough for visitors at full strength.

If growing a radish, much less an entire urban garden, seems daunting, use your small child as an excuse for an introduction to simple organic gardening at the Battery Park City Parks Conservancy's Young Sprouts gardening classes.