Sentence examples for inviting parking from inspiring English sources

Better use of light means a safer and more inviting parking area for your customers and employees.

The scrotum will hang suspended a few feet from the ground, inviting park visitors to step into it.

But turn your gaze to the opposite side of the street, and you'll see elegantly landscaped gardens, inviting park benches and massive trees framing a view of Edinburgh Castle off in the distance, looming over its former kingdom.

I want to know that every neighborhood has safe, accessible, and inviting parks and recreation facilities.

The signs contained a fun and interest-provoking logo inviting park guests to participate in the study.

Fliers began appearing in parking lots inviting citizens to join a candlelight vigil by putting candles in their windows.

It was bright, practically all glass, with extensive parking; positively inviting, unlike the higgledy-piggledy collection of renovated ramshackle buildings that make up most of the south London hospitals I frequent.

Unfortunately, I've had several calls inviting me to the parking lot -- but -- one 83-year-old -- One 83-year-old woman in Texas who said she was frail -- she said she would stand with me so at least that's the good news.

The lush, green grass at a neighborhood park is inviting.

Equipped with new IDs, they began showing up at parks, prompting grumbling that out-of-towners were using the parks or inviting too many guests.

Seduced by the park's inviting left-field dimensions, the Red Sox built teams to beat the Green Monster instead of the Yankees, loading their roster with lumbering right-handed home-run hitters who couldn't run or field and really didn't know how to cope with those 81 games the Red Sox had to play away from Fenway every season.