Sentence examples for parkland setting from inspiring English sources

They have no woodland or even rural association beyond a mannered parkland setting.

The city acquired huge amounts of parkland, setting up agricultural land reserves that to this day act as bulwarks against overdevelopment.

Set within Hull's West Park, the stadium is the first in England to be built in a parkland setting.

Don't worry, squirrel wasn't on the menu: shots of squirrels in the show's parkland setting have been a running gag throughout the series.

The real disappointment about the London stadium is that, instead of sticking with the original plan of reducing it, post 2012, to a basic, 25,000-seater, community-based athletics stadium, a facility London badly needs to replace Crystal Palace and that would fully suit its parkland setting, the Olympic Park Legacy Company fell into the old trap of seeing it as a commercial opportunity.

More detailed proposals for changes to the campus have yet to be finalised but it expects modern buildings in a "parkland setting".

The island can be dedicated as parkland, and set aside in a virtual "land bank" for public use when the funds can be found to provide whatever cleanup is required.

It is about to be erased almost entirely, then dramatically rebuilt as a parkland-set Olympic megapolis complete with athletics stadium, velodrome, swimming pools, press centre and £650 million athletes' village.

Placed near a chain-link fence setting parkland off from an adjacent construction site, it looks less like art than like an ad hoc construction waiting to be broken down and carted away by a demolition crew.

The site, featuring new homes and schools, state-of-the-art venues and public parklands, is set to open in phases from July.

Since the first of the parklands was set aside in the 19th century, explorers, surveyors, artists and those of us who can barely hold a camera straight have made the national parks a prized photo subject.