Sentence examples for park it somewhere from inspiring English sources

It costs money even to take an underused ship out of service and park it somewhere.

You have to plan ahead to park it somewhere; that's not really my style.

When I was a teenager [he is now 65], we lived in Kensington and I used to borrow my mother's car, drive into the centre in the evening, park it somewhere, go to the cinema and a nightclub, then drive home again.

Seems like a small price to pay for your own spaceship and time machine, plus you could just park it somewhere and live inside.

Put the car in gear and park it somewhere safe.

The subject leads many to throw up their hands: how, short of creating a police state, can we prevent a lone deranged person from making a crude bomb and parking it somewhere?

"You've parked it somewhere else?" Shockie repeated, getting up from his chair and smoothing his curly hair, an unnatural motion for a man who liked the puffs and curls of his plumage.

She told them to bring it to the big estate and park it in a shaded corner somewhere not too visible, as a memorial.

"Someone with a car worth hundreds of thousands of pounds is not going to mind spending £200,000 on somewhere to park it".

The idea is that such a system would make borrowing a car as convenient as owning one, but without any of the drawbacks, such as needing to find somewhere to park it.

So when I left, I was sofa-hopping here and there and got to a place where I was parking it in Jersey somewhere and just camping down for the night".