Sentence examples for parking troubles from inspiring English sources

As the buildings became bigger, traffic and parking troubles were popping up.

Blinkin sees the parking troubles as a symbol of the city's general lack of a legal and planning culture.

The New Yorker, November 3 , 1928P. 17 Motor Oil under the wheels and two husky truck drivers solve parking troubles for lady.

Dave McKenna of the Washington City Paper notes that there could be some parking trouble at this event.

"So many Seinfeld episodes had parking-troubles plotlines.

This aspect of the Park troubled people.

(Their woes were those of many who have surveyed the park: "Trouble was experienced with the poisonous ivy, which occurs abundantly in the brush; one member of the party was so badly poisoned with it, as to be confined to his room for a fortnight," a Central Park surveyor wrote, in 1857).

In many districts of the inside city, there is a relevant lack of space for parking; this trouble is partially offset by an extensive use of motorcycles.

Park's troubles began more than seven months ago in Mozambique, when authorities caught him in the African country with illicit rhino horn in his car, tucked in the embassy's diplomatic bag.

He moved to Los Angeles in 1970, writing and orchestrating music for films like "Barefoot in the Park," "Scarface," "Trouble Man" and "Sea of Love".

They have little trouble parking on the street, and send their laundry out.