Sentence examples for park light from inspiring English sources

So far, the Liberty State Park light rail station and the Princeton New Jersey Transit station have been the most popular for Zipcar drivers, he said.

Leaders of local civic groups said they would prefer a high-tech park, light industry, an office complex, senior-citizen housing, even a recreational facility.

A multiuse plan for the 1,000-acre 1,000-acrelip property began in 1989 and has yielded housing, a Central Islip propertyonal beganpark, linht industry and a New York Institute of Technology campus.

In a two-year pilot program with the Zipcar program, New Jersey Transit has made 10 cars available at four train stations and a light rail station: Morristown, Princeton Junction, Metropark in Woodbridge, Montclair State University and the Liberty State Park light rail stop.

Mr. Sitt's real estate company, Thor Equities, has bought about 10 acres in the heart of the neighborhood's amusement area and is planning an entertainment complex that, in its most recent version, would include an indoor water park, light and water shows, a three-story carousel and a still-to-be-defined residential component that could include hotels, time shares, rentals and condominiums.

The Harlequins and Columbines, the lovers clad in silk knee breeches and luminous satin gowns — whoever the people in Jean-Antoine Watteau's paintings may be, they are so far from anyone we know, inhabiting some sylvan park light-years from the world in which we live, that we can surely be forgiven for greeting Jed Perl's claim that Watteau is his favorite painter with suspicion.

Some paved walkways were washed away, and falling branches damaged park lights, playground equipment and benches.

Other changes include extending the park lawns to the south, tree planting and improvements in irrigation and park lighting.

The park lights were shut off and a bank of klieg lights from the north end flooded the tents.

Eventually, we arrive in a desolate car park, lit by the dim glow of a 24-hour Tesco.

At night the park, lighted with its distinctive luminaires, looks magnificent, even mystical, perhaps less ordered than the landscape Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux conceived.