Sentence examples for sharing a parking from inspiring English sources

The gin, Boodles, was an unexpected find in a restaurant sharing a parking lot with a Play It Again Sports and Godfather's Pizza.

Just a 10-minute drive from McCallum's office, a mosque and a synagogue sit side by side, sharing a parking lot.

THE studio of the sculptor De Wain Valentine sits here anonymously amid 1970s-era stripsng strips deep in the suburban savannah south of Los Angeles, sharing a parking lot with a dental ceramics manufacturer.

Sharing a parking lot with that drugstore is a clinic run by one physician, Dr. Joseph H. Talley, a self-styled specialist in pain treatment described by some of his patients as their best hope for relief.

At the time of Relisha's disappearance, she and her family were living in the shelter at the abandoned DC General Hospital, sharing a parking lot with the morgue and D.C. Jail.

It speaks of "sharing a park bench quietly," not "silently".

In 1968, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel sang about two old friends at 70 "sharing a park bench silently".

After some minutes, with glacial slowness, it extended its head and resumed leaf chewing, suffering my company with the resignation of an ancient pensioner sharing a park bench.

For the first time in the 46-year history of this summer music tradition, the Philharmonic was sharing a parks program with a guest ensemble, the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

The old people he imagined when he was in his 20s — "sharing a park bench quietly" — most definitely did not go on tour.

"Can you imagine us years from today/ Sharing a park bench quietly/ How terribly strange to be 70," laments Paul Simon on his enduring ode to companionship "Old Friends/Bookends", and the insightful singer reaches a ripe 70 tomorrow.