Sentence examples for park means from inspiring English sources

Although the entire court bench was appointed by Park and her conservative predecessor, the strength of public anger towards Park means she would be wrong to believe they could save her presidency.

An annual "Appreciation Supper" by the DeCosters at the local park means free food for everyone.

Learning to ride a bike in a public park means anyone can see you.

But planting open-air music in the middle of a public park means scuffling for attention.

ROME — Living inside Appia Antica Park means accommodating the history, and even the former residents, of ancient Rome.

In Flushing Meadows in Queens, the quest for enough money to run a threadbare park means risking having a U.S.S.

But a dominant first half at AAMI Park meant Cronk was front and centre.

Leaving New York City for the national park meant more than swapping a dense urban center for complete wilderness.

That's what the tunnel tree in Big Trees State Park meant to me: the function of eternity to graduate the progress of a life.

In a city not known for a love affair with its own history, it could be the end of a park meant to honor the man whom some call the quintessential Californian.

As we drove the tour route, it was eventually possible to ignore the contradiction of driving an industrial-era creation around a park meant to summon the Civil War.