Sentence examples for green playground from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bubbins and his associates organized a cleanup, turning the lot into a lush, green playground.

If the Masdar project doesn't justify itself financially, it could indeed be just a green playground for the rich, an environmental theme park that is largely irrelevant for the development of sustainable technology on a broader scale.

On weekends from May to October, the island, a 172-acre former Coast Guard strategic-command station off the southern tip of Manhattan, becomes a great green playground, awhirl with arts fairs and concerts, food trucks and picnic blankets, and up to 10,000 visitors a day.

"The man behind the counter said, 'You got in, didn't you?' " Sy Cohen Dear Diary: This past spring when my year-old daughter, Stella, was still bald and babylike she found a doting 3-year-old playmate at the Asphalt Green playground.

Aside from the quality of life offered by this green playground, the single building consumes less energy and provides better internal communication between the separate disciplines which make up Apple.

The land-use categories that were available in this detailed grid were railroad, road, freeway, building, business, industry, greenhouses, agriculture, urban green, forest, playground, sports ground, other tiled surfaces, water, combined green space (agriculture, urban green, forest, playground, and sports ground) and combined roads (road, highway, and freeway).

There will be one indoor and three outdoor swimming pools, two tennis courts, a putting green and playgrounds for children.

Its streets are interspersed by nine village greens with playgrounds, playing fields and outdoor pools.

Several courtyards are carved out from the ground, serving as a playground, green space, dock, and commercial area.

The ramp to the transfer station over which the garbage will be trucked goes between Asphalt Green's toddlers' playground and a playing field that serves residents from all over the city.

What is more, the desperation of Leonard's quest seems to burn into the landscape of his inquiries; the setting is Los Angeles, though not the green and sprinkled playground that Pearce patrolled in "L.A. Confidential" but a wasted array of gasworks and cut-rate motels, all backwater and no oasis.