Sentence examples for public ponds from inspiring English sources

EVAN BAYH LOSES FRIEND :-( - It seems like just yesterday Bayh and the Chamber of Commerce were galavanting around in a montage-worthy blur of tandem bicycles, rowboats in public ponds and shared cotton candy purchases.

Our goal was to sample two public tube wells (deep groundwater), two private tube wells (shallow groundwater), and two public ponds (surface water) in each village.

In each village, a single 20 L sample was collected from each tested source, and up to six unique sources per village were sampled, comprising two public ponds and two public and private tube wells each (when existent).

The ghostly image of a girl floats beneath the brackish waters of a public pond, her Victorian nightie floating around her. Who made these eerie images or why they would do so remains a mystery to everyday passersby.

While a pond on private property can usually be utilized as the owner sees fit, removing water from a public pond may violate environmental laws, depending on the jurisdiction.

Compared to the streets surrounding the arterial and ever-trafficked Massachusetts Avenue, it's a quiet part of town: A block away, there's a pond, a public pool, ball fields and an entrance to the 11-mile-long Minuteman Bikeway.

Falls Village has a public pool, built to resemble a pond, which constantly needs repair.

He dammed up several springs on their nine acres on the outskirts of town to create a public swimming pond and resort called the Ebsen Natatorium.

Environmental water samples of 10 mL each were collected from the Holmes Lake area and other public and private ponds in Lancaster county, and Lincoln, NE.

In 2012, the Friends contributed towards the cost of a new Jubilee Pond, and launched a public appeal for a Ponds and Streams Conservation Programme in which the Friends, the Richmond Park Wildlife Group and Healthy Planet have been working with staff from The Royal Parks to restore some of the streams and ponds in the park.

About 28,000 acres, or more than a quarter of New York City's five boroughs, consists of open public green space and ponds.