One section of the facility consists of a series of containers, essentially parked and stacked amid other modular equipment — with no roof or walls.
But as in "All New People," the central device driving "Asuncion" was forced: the play's title character, Edgar's new sister-in-law, was essentially parked in the living room the young men shared for reasons too unlikely to describe, and left there for an implausibly long time to serve as a spark for tensions between Mr. Eisenberg's and Mr. Bartha's characters.
As a result, hurricanes like Harvey and Florence essentially parked and dropped massive amounts of rain after making landfall because the steering currents determined by the jet stream were not there.
The festivities will be miles away from the secure detention facility, in what is essentially a parking lot along the bay.
If you envy Frick, who originally lived there, for having such a beautiful indoor space, don't worry: the garden was essentially a parking lot when he was in residence.
"It's essentially a park.
The design of the soon-to-be-built American Embassy in London, for example, sets the building far back from any potential car bombs by constructing what is essentially a park around it.
The slap fight anti-intellectualism of essentially South Park-like discourse is great at a cocktail party--and it has a place in the realm of politics--but it cannot safely replace thoughtful debate, or we will see the completion of Roger Ailes' political vision: the country club edition of The Lord of the Flies.
Letchworth Village, however, is essentially a park where you can freely stroll the grounds (it's very popular with dog walkers), and while you're not really supposed to go inside the structurally unsound buildings, there's no one on the premises to insure you don't.
A sister park, Colton Point State Park, is on the west side, and the two parks combined form essentially one large park that includes parts of the gorge and creek and parts of the plateau dissected by the gorge.
