Sentence examples for from this park from inspiring English sources

A hearing on the bill is scheduled before the City Council on May 3. "From this park, we'll go forward and complete the job," Mr. Gerson said.

Personally, I steer away from this park because it's incredibly pricey on a per-ride basis — $5 a ride, or $21.95 for the day, but if you're looking for a quick thrill, it's a good one.

They could have been jealous, of course: We were discussing Justin Bieber, who not long ago was a local kid busking on the street a few blocks from this park and is now a pop star estimated by Forbes magazine to have earned $55 million, even before last week's release of his third full-length album, "Believe".

Income generated from this park through regional competitions, equipment rentals, and the sale of homegrown fruits and vegetables will not only help sustain the park; it will also help to subsidize start-up Phoenix Art Programs such as dance music, painting and crafts.

Trees from this park are unusually big, and many trees are considered to be more than 100 years old; most of them (22/25) were male sterile (P. Cuneo, personal observation; observations performed in November 2010), producing nondehiscent pollen with of mix of tetrads and aborted microspores [reported as phenotype ms2 by Besnard et al. (2000)].

The Wilderness trail also leaves from this parking lot, and extends nearly 6 mile into the wilderness area before gradually disappearing near The Sentinel cinder cone.

On a clear day, they would be unmistakably visible from this parking lot: A row of thin hash marks along the horizon, according to photographic simulations produced by Cape Wind.

But during the occupation it was a hub of activity: banners were strung from branches reading: "This park belongs to us all!" and "Save the trees!" – and a steady stream of visitors came trundling down the park's slippery paths and through the snow, bringing food and supplies to the occupiers.

"It will be a place people visit like Bilbao or Stonehenge, an international destination," said Laura Starr, a New York landscape architect and former design chief for Central Park who has been an adviser on this park from the start.

Since 1990, there has been a program for reintroduction of red deer (Cervus elaphus) into this park from Tuscany, Italy, and Carinthia, Austria.

Views of the fjords surrounding the city and Aker Brygge pedestrian area are especially notable from this hillside park.