Sentence examples for designated lots from inspiring English sources

Instead of circling the terminal, drivers can wait at these designated lots until their arriving party calls.

Perks: $9,000 stipend; parking pass in designated lots (as a voting member of board of trustees); $3,000 worth of meals; $50 a month reimbursement for cellphone; car in homecoming parade; access to president's box for football games; meeting Michelle Obama on her campaign visit to campus.

Drive to the end of Punahele Road, park in the designated lot and hike down a narrow path to the sea and then left along the rocky shoreline.

They pull into the designated lot and see Doc waiting with a cluster of children, who, like the boy at the checkpoint, have teeth too big for their mouths.

But if the list of fictional women punished for desiring more than their designated lot includes Anna Karenina, Charles Dickens's Lady Dedlock, Edith Wharton's Lily Bart, William Thackeray's Becky Sharp and more, Emma Bovary constitutes a real departure in the history of female adultery.

That plot included the present-day 226 Dearing Street, but in the early 19th century it was simply designated Lot #14.

If you have a rental vehicle, proceed to the designated lot for your car rental service or company.

Two male goats were chosen for the ritual, one designated by lots "for the Lord," the other "for Azazel" (Leviticus 16:8).

It also enacted curfews for minors and banned alcohol sales after 2 a.m., loitering in designated parking lots and displaying chairs, coolers, alcohol or food beside a road.

The designated parking lots are within walking distance of public transportation (city buses, trams or the subway) and the new J-line Jubilee buses that connect the principal pilgrimage sites as well as Rome's monuments.

Well, in June it emerged that the American middle classes are losing their homes and finding themselves obliged to live instead in their cars, in specially designated parking lots.