Sentence examples for some parkland from inspiring English sources

Donald Trump's mooted skyscraper along the river depends on the developer providing some parkland with it.

But in Harlem today, it is a commonly held belief that Columbia still owns some parkland and will move in someday, said Bill Ryall, an architect and volunteer.

Nancy Bruning, president of the Friends of Fort Tryon Park, is worried about the proposal to straighten the S-curves, which would likely eliminate some parkland and worsen a local drag-racing problem.

Every element of the scene is independently familiar – the parade of vertical trunks, the low-hanging moon, the architectural remnant of some aristocratic parkland – but all are made extraordinary and oneiric.

In 1933, five weeks into the first term of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Albright arranged to sit by FDR on a Sunday drive to see some proposed parkland in Virginia.

While the Beatles were there, the Maharishi was negotiating with the Indian government to use some nearby parkland for an airstrip for a plane which he had been given; a deal which several thousand landless peasants objected to as they had been denied the use of the land for farming.

Some park advocates argue that urban parkland is so precious that it should not be violated under any circumstances.

The city is compensating the neighborhood for the loss of that old refuge, which was well shaded and heavily used, with a patchwork of new parkland, some of it more than a mile away and some of it on top of a parking garage.

And while La Marina is separated from nearby apartment buildings by the Henry Hudson Parkway, as well as train tracks and parkland, some Inwood residents say they cannot escape the thump-thump of the bass.

The formal lines of the fields and hills not only speak of the severity of life in the prehistoric past, but would also match some well-tended parkland belonging to an earl.

In the third post, Franson didn't specifically reference Hogg or the March for Our Lives, but some people, including Parkland survivors, made the connection.