Sentence examples for park calls from inspiring English sources

The plan for the park calls for tennis courts, a swimming pool, a skating rink, community space and a seasonal bubble over playing fields.

Michael Trepicchio, chairman of the Historic New Bridge Landing Park Commission, an agency founded in 1995 to oversee the park, calls the jurisdictional web a "bureaucratic nightmare".

But a concert in the park calls for something celebratory, and that made Bon Jovi a sensible choice: upbeat, orderly, optimistic and professional.

On Playland's Web site, he noted, rides that allow what the park calls headgear are clearly indicated with the letter H. "This is all about safety, not about religion," he said.

Students who are active in social organizations are more likely to get involved in protests because of what Dr. Park calls the "age-cohort effect," an idea that refutes the profile of insurgent as misfit.

(Thirsty park-goers will be encouraged to fill reusable bottles at what the park calls public "filling stations," which members of Abbey's generation might have just called water fountains).

We drove downtown, to a small park called Skyline Park, outside a Westin hotel.

Why is the park called that?

Someone in the park called 911.

He lives in a theme park called Nevertouchedyou Land".

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