Sentence examples for wealthy park from inspiring English sources

After Muir's death and Roosevelt's presidency we are introduced to Stephen Mather, a wealthy park advocate who becomes responsible for the management of national parks.

Mr. Liu called for more equitable financing for parks, but stopped short of calling for wealthy parks to help needy ones.

"It grew out of the realization that wealthy parks will be just fine, and what do we do about other parks?

The attack ads against Ms. Quinn, for instance, were paid for in part by Steve Nislick, a wealthy parking garage magnate who founded an anti-horse-carriage group that has clashed with the Council speaker.

You may have heard the controversy about wealthy park-goers who hire physically disabled tour guides so they can skip lines at Disney World.

I found myself fantasizing that Dickens World would be adopted by a wealthier park — maybe the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, in Orlando, Fla .— and that it would manage to somehow vanquish its villains, overcome the odds, live happily ever after.

He helped pass tough gun laws earlier this year; forced the Bloomberg administration to stop charging rent to homeless families; proposed an alliance to get wealthier park lovers to help fund poorer parks; and helped end the interminable negotiations over Brooklyn Bridge Park, now a celebrated part of the city's waterfront.

At the time, the leaders of those well-off conservancies, such as the former parks commissioner Adrian Benepe and advocacy groups including New Yorkers for Parks, reacted with dismay to this idea, saying that those funds are needed by the wealthier parks.

From early 1929 Anderson lived with Annie Burr Jennings, a wealthy Park Avenue spinster happy to host someone she supposed to be a daughter of the Tsar.

"The more difficult question," said Alyson Beha, the group's director of research, planning and policy, "is what about all these other parks that don't have the private money and are not located in wealthy neighborhoods?" Park historians say the resplendent state of Central Park speaks to the conservancy's success, as well as to the extraordinary wealth surrounding the park.

Once a section of outlying estates of the wealthy, the park contains many fine old mansions maintained by the city as museums.