Sentence examples for fine park from inspiring English sources

If the weather is fine, park in one of the pull-offs and dangle your hand in the river.

The palace was designed by the Italian architect Antonio Rinaldi; it had about 600 rooms, a theatre, and many works of art and was surrounded by a fine park.

Notable buildings in Ansbach include the 12th-century Romanesque church of St. Gumbertus (which has been restored in the Baroque style) and the palace of the margraves (1713 32), with a fine park.

There are green, lush neighborhoods (though lately browned a bit by drought) and fine parks for walking.

Coney Island and all the other fine parks represent a time when families actually played together, when we were less cynical and when we appreciated smaller pleasures.

It lists all sorts of benefits to staying put, like reduced mass-transit fares, fine parks and a network of social services, not to mention the limitless stimulation provided by all the museums, libraries, colleges and theaters.

"They're doing fine," Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe said at what he called a "coming-out party" to report on the eagles' progress not far from their leafy aerie at the northern tip of Manhattan.

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On a stupidly small, swaying plank of wood suspended several metres above Battersea Park, I pause for breath and – if only to avoid the view straight down – take in the splendour of one of London's finest parks.

Inspired by Neddy's watery journey, two south Londoners, Will Watt and Jonathan Cowie, came up with the idea of The Swimmer, a relaxed half-marathon that takes in a number of London's finest parks and open-air pools.

You get the measles, algebra, fines, parking tickets and head lice.