Sentence examples for parking means from inspiring English sources

Much of the Long Beach coastline just east of Michigan City is public beach, but a lack of public parking means beachgoers are mostly homeowners or their renters and houseguests.

We represent explicitly, for example, a layer of roads, lights, parking, means of transport, etc.

Free parking means that municipal income per parking space is reduced, that fewer parking spaces are available to other paying users, and reduced circulation.

"Obviously, in New York, they don't know what 'RV parking' means," said a peeved woman, confronting a BMW (with East Coast plates) in the wrong part of the Visitor Center parking lot.

Hall says: A full stop after Marylebone Station, for instance, meant Italy; a stop after Mayfair meant Norway, Sweden and Germany, and one after Free Parking meant Northern France, Germany and its frontiers.

And it's worse that people with disabilities are being misled, ignored and forced to endure the ignorance of service providers -- plus people who have yet to realize what the blue lines for handicapped parking mean.

One patient described how the high cost of hospital parking meant that she could not afford a cup of tea in the canteen.

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

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

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

The presence of hunters in the parks means that any wildlife sightings are rare and fleeting.