Sentence examples for longstanding parking from inspiring English sources

"This incident had nothing to do with religion or victims' faith, but instead had to do with the longstanding parking disputes that my husband had with the neighbors," she said.

"This incident had nothing to do with religion or victims' faith, but instead had to do with the longstanding parking disputes that my husband had with the neighbors," Karen Hicks said Wednesday.

"This incident had nothing to do with religion or victims' faith but instead had to do with the longstanding parking disputes that my husband had with the neighbors," she said, choking back tears.

"This incident had nothing to do with religion or victims' faith but instead had to do with the longstanding parking disputes that my husband had with the neighbors," she said.

It's a longstanding amusement park in New York – which featured in the scene in Big in which Tom Hanks meets the fortune teller Zoltar the Magnificent on the boardwalk.

In 1950, the longstanding ban on overnight parking was overturned.

They had non-refundable plane tickets, car arrangements, and longstanding reservations at the park's famous Ahwahnee Hotel.

Starting next summer, the Manhattan-based Atco Properties and Management, the park's longstanding owner and developer, plans to begin work on what is to become a 10-acre retail and office complex to be called the Shops at Atlas Park.

Reversing a lower court's decision in a five-year-old lawsuit, a three-member Appellate Court panel ruled unanimously that Greenwich's longstanding policy restricting its parks to residents violated a state doctrine, established by several judicial rulings over the years, that municipalities hold parks on behalf of all citizens, not just those of a particular town or city.

Turning Children Into Naturalists This question sparked the creation of WebRangers, an Internet site for school-age children that was launched in 2003 as a virtual version of the park's longstanding Junior Ranger program.

The charges came yesterday amid a standoff between Mr. Vallone and Henry J. Stern, the parks commissioner, over what several officials have called a longstanding policy of raising money for park improvements from a variety of groups that use the parks for concerts, festivals and fund-raisers.