Sentence examples for park away from inspiring English sources

On the far side of the park, away from the street, was an angled natural rock wall.

This involved taking the land, which is zoned for an industrial park, away from the Jewish town of Rosh Ha'ayin.

For about an hour after the rally began, a voice on a loudspeaker asked protesters who came out "on this spring Sunday" to go "express their will as citizens" at a park away from the city center.

They came out in force when a roller-skating rink was proposed for Juniper Valley Park, successfully arguing that it should be in an area of the park away from private houses.

In the park, away from the drone of state-controlled television and its reminders of how entrenched Russia often remains in its past, the possibility of living in a city where people feel as free and empowered as those in New York or London seems  tantalizingly near.

Where the stadium sits in the city can make or break a ground: there is the London Stadium, situated oh-so-pragmatically in the middle of a park away from residents thanks to security measures put in place during the Olympics, and the old Juventus ground, the Stadio delle Alpi, surely one of the worst stadiums a club of that size has ever had.

It is happy with its focus on retail parks, away from the high street.

"We'd like to push the parking away from the street, too".

"They took the parks away from my kids, and now our team is a bunch of gypsies".

But it does make sense to keep those who want to play in the parks away from those who do not.

Without it Röyksopp would surely be techno also-rans, parked away in the shady recess of the multi-storey dance tent.