Sentence examples for somewhere to park from inspiring English sources

The industry messed up horribly, but people still need loans and somewhere to park their savings.

Or maybe an extra bedroom or bathroom, a loft conversion or somewhere to park.

And those vehicles would need to travel somewhere to park after depositing their passengers.

Rich-world consumers are saving harder to pay down debts and cautious businesses need somewhere to park their surplus cash.

But giving everyone somewhere to park up and pipe hydrogen into the tank is not the only hurdle.

But China's property-buyers are often wealthy firms and individuals looking for somewhere to park their savings.

It wants to avoid a reputation as a tax haven or somewhere dodgy to park questionable funds.

A spate of thefts means that some insurers are refusing to cover Range Rover drivers in London unless they have somewhere secure to park their car.

Employers, weary of the issue, are just glad to have somewhere cheap to park their staff and this means not only are pension benefits in effect being cut but the replacement schemes people are not up to scratch.

But a different clientele had developed: a population of merchants and burghers, dedicated venture capitalists who had scads of discretionary cash and were looking for somewhere classy to park it.

Meanwhile, another application the company has been pioneering is a smart parking solution, solving the problem that sees increased traffic congestion as hapless drivers spend hours driving in a circle trying to find somewhere suitable to park.