Sentence examples for park difficult from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg said the protesters' tents and tarps made the park difficult for the public to navigate and nearly impossible for first-responders to guarantee public safety, adding that the "proliferation of tents and other obstructions has created an increasing fire hazard that had to be addressed".

Valet parking on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays; street parking difficult at other times.

The Hudson Tea building was on the water, but at both buildings, you had to cross a street to reach parking — difficult for Mr. Salur, especially in bad weather.

There is no suggestion that A4e would have received any direct financial reward for placing people in unpaid work experience but the official explained that mandatory placements were partly devised to stop those private companies running back-to-work schemes from "parking" difficult or problematic jobseekers.

The New Yorker, August 1 , 1953P. 54 Monmouth Park, though difficult to get to, is a pleasant change from Jamaica.

The investigation will also look into reports that the cars' cruise control did not work properly and that shifting automatic transmission-equipped models out of park was difficult.

"The southern end of the park was difficult; we went through a lot of retailers before we were able to lease it all up, and many lasted there 15 plus years," he said.

"Every football player in the world knows that a full Celtic Park is difficult to come and play in," he added.

"We want to make Somerset Park a difficult place to visit - nobody's going to come down here and pick up easy points or have an easy game".

Even eating, one of the easiest things to do in an amusement park, is difficult.

Many of the trails in the park are difficult and hikers are urged to use caution, especially on the Falls Trail, which is steep and often wet and slippery.