Sentence examples for need a park from inspiring English sources
It's hard to argue that the neighborhood doesn't need a park.
"We don't need a park here," says Olga Ruiz, a resident of Conquistadores.
WE moved from a five-floor walkup in Chelsea to the Upper West Side in the late 1980's, knowing that if we had children, we'd need a park nearby, not to mention an elevator.
Meanwhile, the gaps in income and education between those who shop in cyberspace and those who need a parking space are narrowing.
Mr. Mishal's calendar is so full that he might soon need a parking lot for the vehicles bringing foreign delegations to visit.
Arrive especially early if you need a parking space; better yet, ask a friend or relative to drop you off and pick you up, or take public transport or a taxi.
I don't need a parking entry at The Broad's ground level and I won't miss it.
They don't bring as much paraphernalia with them -- fewer clothes, not as many electronic gadgets, no fridge or microwave of their own -- and they don't need a parking sticker because they won't have a car on campus.
This is not to say he was naïve; when he needed a park or a forest for his monastic community he used his personal connections with local aristocrats to acquire them.
And they needed a parking spot for that splurge.
