Sentence examples for vague parking from inspiring English sources

In some places here, the road's shoulders glitter with a boa of trash; in others, the right lane merges almost undetectably with large, vague parking lots around commercial enterprises.

In December, a federal judge ruled that the township's reasons for rejecting the permit were unconstitutional, and that the town had used vague parking requirements as a tool to prevent the mosque's construction.

Aeropostale Shirt then makes some vague reference to parking ("you go here") and White Haired Man's partner loses her shirt.

When Ms. Feist returned with another couplet, she sounded half awake, at once vague and insistent: "Park that car, drop that phone/Sleep on the floor, dream about me".

Despite vague talk about wireless parking meters and enabling building inspectors to submit reports using Wi-Fi hand-helds, most cities lack the back-office systems needed to do such things.

A quick look at Chicago's Millenium Park gives you a vague idea of how much corporate speech litters the park.

The brief for "Gosford Park" was a vague one.

The locked Garden State Plaza, lost among its empty parking lots, seems vaguely apocalyptic.

The organized mayhem of Sturgis, once I made it through miles of two-wheeled traffic jams and found a rare four-wheel parking place, was vaguely like Mardi Gras, though, with leather and much more engine-revving.

Fanning and Parker are still vague on specifics, but don't expect it to look too much like Chatroulette.

On the other hand, I also wrote that the documentary "might also suffer from having too many inarticulate or vague exaltations as to why national parks are important".