Sentence examples for form of park from inspiring English sources

In its search under the state's couch cushions for nickels and dimes, Albany says it has found a chunk of change that will add up to a million dollars a year, in the form of park passes issued to disabled people who are not really disabled.

There, according to the Tribune, Daley aides dispensed promises or threats in the form of parks and schools and other local pork.

At nearly every intersection, Ms. Mayawati's lavish expenditures erupt from the ground in the form of parks and statues she commissioned during her fourth and most recent tenure as chief minister, which lasted from 2007 to 2012.

In Los Angeles we have a surplus of empty space, much of it in the form of parking lots.

Naturally, buildings, roads, concrete and asphalt do not cover the whole urban surface; there are also comparatively large segments of land covered by trees, shrubs and grass in the form of parks, gardens, lawns, etc.

He called for landscape architects to "embed beauty and pleasure in cities" in the forms of parks and gardens, because we need to make it "so that people should want to live in cities".

"Adding a physical presence in the form of a park would really complete and add to the value chain in China".

Now, with Montgomery Ward defunct, all three, as well as several ancillary structures, are being renovated as mixed-use project that promises to provide not only a new residential and commercial hub for the neighborhood but also a significant public amenity in the form of a park and a half-mile-long walkway along the river.

Taking the form of a park, it situated on the coast of the San Miguel District.

Today, repeated localized travel occurs regularly among inhabited and uninhabited islands in the form of tourism, Park management visits, scientific research, and permitted and illicit hunting and fishing.

After independence, the government declared the "Ba Vi Forbidden Forest" a conservation area -- an early form of national park. 9 The area then was 2,400 ha, comprising all lands above the 400 m contour.