Sentence examples for park lost from inspiring English sources

The park lost $1 million a day.

The park lost $6 million over the past eight years.

Riverside Park and the adjoining Sakura Park lost at least 36 trees to Hurricane Sandy.

In 1989, the name "Woodland Park" lost by more than 1300 votes.

Some 30 hikers in the Palisades Interstate Park lost their way as darkness fell yesterday, but summoned help with cellphones.

Local citizens were opposed to spending tax money on a sports facility, and many politicians who supported the park lost their seats.

The county-owned park loses more than $3 million a year, partly because many rides operate under leases or revenue-sharing arrangements.

The closest I've come is being surrounded by a good 20,000 pilled up Parisians in a park losing their shit to Ben Klock's mechanistic techno.

The park loses money for nine months of the year, Stephenson said, but usually makes enough in summer (when up to 500 cars a day show up) to cover those losses and pay for new projects.

For anyone who runs into Daines on Thursday, ask if he's concerned about the park losing the glaciers that have carved its landscape and have drawn more than 100 million visitors.

The cluster of down-at-the heels amusement parks lost another attraction last year with the closing of Astroland.