Sentence examples for ski park from inspiring English sources

Past proposals include golf-course developments with homes around the course, and hotel and conference centers, and a 50-story-high ski park.

The premise is odd and occasionally infuriating, but as the men bumble around a jewelry store, an art gallery, an indoor ski park and the top floor of the Burj Khalifa, Mr. Jankowski is at his wry, confrontational, inquisitive best.

With a $1.5 million investment from Goode Ski Technologies, the city is also building a 70-acre water ski park on an existing lake that will include a half-mile-long slalom course, a 17-acre fishing lake and an 18,000-seat amphitheater for plays and concerts, a complex that Mr. Goode hopes will help to bring the water ski championship to Ogden in 2011.

The Middle East is catching on, too--last winter, Dubai opened a 1,500-person 1,500-personark, one of the largest indoor world.

To borrow a word from their phrasebook, it can be more "gnarly" (scary and dangerous) than skiing on a mountain, and more authentic than going to a ski park with built-in rails and jumps.

Cypress is also a nexus for cross-country skiers; the mountain has a separate Nordic ski park – the busiest in Canada – with 21km of trails, a snow-tubing park and a cosy warming hut that serves revitalizing hot chocolate and soup.   .

The resort hotel is a luxury facility that is intended primarily for vacationers and is usually located near special attractions, such as beaches and seashores, scenic or historic areas, ski parks, or spas.

Peek into DevMountain on any afternoon while class is in session and you'll see about a hundred students eagerly listening, laptops open and a series of neon lines of code popping up against black backdrops as their teacher leads the discussion in one of the many rooms, named after certain ski parks along the Wasatch Front.

Where to stay: Start off your road trip the right way with a stay at the luxurious Element Escapes Apartment, ideally located just a short walk away from the beach and a half hour drive from Coronet Peak and The Remarkables ski parks.

My colleagues are former engineers, pilots and other professionals, who run the lifts, rent skis, park cars and even shovel snow.But we have our share of whippersnappers as well, many of them in leadership positions.

Stevens Pass, 80 miles east of Seattle, has a cross-country skiing park and downhill area.