Sentence examples for upon parking from inspiring English sources

Best places there: Crandon Park Beach, Greynolds Park, Fontainebleau hotel, Calle Ocho and Lincoln Road April 30, 2013 Upon parking I was immediately waved into the Cuban Cigar Corporation by a woman called Dunia who was sitting outside.

I might be the only person who can say they felt like they had discovered heaven on earth upon parking in front of Meadow Lake in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

He told the police that he came upon Ms. Hodak parking her car and recognized her, having last seen her 14 years before.

The understanding of cross-cultural upon park usage is vital to be enhanced among public since findings that been discovered in the Western context are not own any similarities with the Asian context.

Redknapp will be unable to call upon Park Ji-sung against the Cottagers having sustained a knee injury that will keep him out for a few weeks, but goalkeeper Julio Cesar is back in contention after a groin complaint.

"Wally took a bunch of black leather jacket hoodlums and made one of the greatest motorsports in the world," Don Garlits, the former pro drag racer known as Big Daddy, said in a statement upon Parks's death.

COMING upon Park Hill, a stately 19th-century neighborhood of mansions and bungalows on a 300-foot-high wooded plateau overlooking the Hudson River, is like discovering a never-never land.

One drawback noted by The New York Times in 2004 was that the restaurant workers took their cigarette breaks outside of a door that faces Crown Fountain, which intrudes upon park visitors.

Mitochondrial clumping seems to be one of the responses to mitochondrial damage, in our system and in human tissue culture cells; thus, the dispersal upon Park overexpression in clu-RNAi-treated S2R+ cells is likely a sign of better mitochondrial health (Vives-Bauza et al., 2010).

While bicycling in the country, they come upon a parked motorcycle, steal it and triumphantly drive it back to New York.

A climb to the top offers an encompassing view of row upon row of parked jets.