"Step 2 is to make a playground for our children.
Personality of Mrs. Charles F. Mac Lean, and history of her mansion, 130th Street and Fifth Avenue, which is being razed to make a playground.
"I wanted to make a playground for their skills, a place where they could enjoy my work".
But in this case it is as much the greed of the Tanzanian government that perpetuates the anguish of the Masai as it is the desire of Arabs to make a playground out of Africa.
By Earl Brown, Eugene Kinkead, and E. B. White The New Yorker, January 30 , 1937P. 9 Personality of Mrs. Charles F. Mac Lean, and history of her mansion, 130th Street and Fifth Avenue, which is being razed to make a playground.
At Parliament Square, marchers brushed past layers of fences and police squads defending the entrance to no avail; they snaked in columns through the surrounding lanes, outwitting would-be kettles; they lit flares and sparklers, splattered paint across the doors of the entrance to the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, and generally, made a playground of the corridors of state.
But the weight sits all the more firmly on the hearts of the people who have grown up surrounded by this land and water, who make a playground of it in the summer months and who have sustained themselves and their families with the bounty of the sea.
Make a playground for your crabs so they can play.
By making Iraq a playground for right-wing economic theorists, an employment agency for friends and family, and a source of lucrative contracts for corporate donors, the administration did terrorist recruiters a very big favor.
Mexico City makes a fun playground for parents and children.
