Sentence examples for park picked from inspiring English sources
Mr. Park picked up the mindset of a skeptic at an early age, when he was a boy on his father's South Texas farm.
Farmer says of his childhood: "I'd like to be able to say that when I was young I lived in a trailer park, picked fruit with Haitians, got interested in migrant farmworkers and went to Latin America.
Ronaldo should have reduced the arrears within minutes, when the industrious Park picked him out at the far post, but atypically for the unmarked Ballon d'Or winner-elect, Ronaldo sidefooted agonisingly wide of the far post.
According to Quinn, McDowell said kids don't belong at a baseball park, picked up a bat, walked up to Quinn and asked him, "How much are your teeth worth?" McDowell said he had apologized to Quinn's family and was in sensitivity training.
Quinn said McDowell replied that children do not belong at a baseball park, picked up a bat, walked up to Quinn and asked him, "How much are your teeth worth?" Quinn said he felt threatened and was unsure whether McDowell, a key reliever on the Mets' 1986 World Series championship team, intended to hit him.
Elephant Nature Park picked us up in their van and the 90-minute drive from Chiang Mai into the surrounding mountainous jungle whizzed by.
Officers swept through the park, picking their way around tents and over sleeping bags, handing out leaflets.
While vice-captain Scott Parker has excelled in the middle of the park, picking up the Player of the Year award from the Football Writers Associationn, few of his team-mates have stepped up to the plate this year.
Its sharp-eyed examination of latent racial tensions and gentrification in the suburbs of Chicago saw Bruce Norris's play Clybourne Park pick up three of the biggest awards in world theatre, including the Pulitzer prize.
Eat lunch on the grass outside, go to a nearby park, pick up lunch at a local eatery…even just get out and go for a drive!
Dragging yourself away from the pleasures of the park, pick up picnic supplies at the subterranean Albert Heiin supermarket and eat between the cavorting dogs and whizzing Frisbees on the expansive grassy Museumplein square, wedged between the three great Amsterdam museum institutions: the Rembrandt-heavy Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and modern art Stedelijk Museum.
