Parks English

Meaning Parks meaning

What does Parks mean?

Parks

— noun United States civil rights leader who refused to give up her seat on a bus to a white man in Montgomery (Alabama) and so triggered the national Civil Rights movement (born in 1913)

Synonyms Parks synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Parks?

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wildlife parks

nature reserves

biosphere reserves

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Rosa Parks

Examples Parks examples

How do I use Parks in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I am going to write about our parks and mountains.

There are many parks in Boston.

There are a lot of parks in London.

Parks are to the city what lungs are to the animal.

There are many parks in our town.

There are many beautiful parks in London.

Parks are ideal for writing.

My university can't afford to grit its car parks.

Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat for a white passenger.

Hunting is prohibited in national parks.

There are many parks in London.

How many national parks are there in Kenya?

There are a couple of parks not too far from my house.

There are many beautiful parks in Boston.

Boston has many beautiful parks.

There are theatres, museums, libraries and parks in that city.

Are there any beautiful parks in Japan?

Hunting is banned in national parks.

Rosa Parks was arrested.

Hunting is not allowed in national parks.

Movie subtitles

The commissioner of parks and buildings?

Except that if either one of you even parks a car alongside a fire hydrant Mr. Sackett will see that you get 20 years.

There are quite a few stray dogs roaming the parks these nights.

But any proposal for creating a park goes to the Parks Department.

This isn't just Engineering's problem. Parks and Sewage also have a responsibility.

Although technically the Parks Dept. and the Ward Committee built that park with your backing, wasn't it really Watanabe-san who built it?

The Park Department builds parks.

For instance, section chief of the Parks Department. Or his superior, the division chief in Engineering.

All the Parks' section chief and I did was follow the dictates of our office.

I'm not saying this because I'm in the Parks Department, but we planned, budgeted and built that park.

Including our own section chief. Parks were our business, not Watanabe's.

We have our own proposals for new parks.

I think it's your place to tell Mrs Parks and Grimes that they are to take their orders from me from now on.

That'll be all, Mrs Parks.

This morning at 10:30, this boy entered the premises of the world exhibition from the side of the amusement parks, by pulling out a post in the fence, because he didn't have a ticket.

Parks are for the very rich or the very poor.

Parks and Sewage also have a responsibility.

For instance, section chief of the Parks Department.

But the thing is, ultimately, the parks' section chief caved in to his peculiar determination.

Immediate search of parks, fields, undergrounds and subways.

That car arrives about five o'clock and parks directly in front of the clubhouse.

They play and sing in the amusement parks.

I must've gone to a hundred trailer parks.

You know, Nicky, we don't have to stay in these trailer parks.

The chestnuts would be blooming about now in the boulevards and parks.

Tanskhent is a very big and beautiful city. It has large parks, gardens and a cinema theatre. enormous roads and shops.

At weekends they will take you to the parks or to the movies.

It is also the only city where one can breathe, it is surrounded by gardens, by parks.

Shandigor's parks and houses.

Leaves are falling in the empty parks.

The spinet, the carriages, the officers, the music, the parks, the benches, the horses.

We all know that in public parks we have Voyeurs thieves, homosexuals, perverts. They roam free.

News and current affairs

Ansari was accompanied by Commerce Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who, during her stay, signed an agreement allowing China - without any quid pro quo - to establish industrial parks in India.

From largely unused land a generation ago, Pudong has become a booming center of skyscrapers, luxury hotels, parks, industry, and vast stretches of apartment buildings.

As an increasing share of China's population moves to cities, those cities will have to be made livable, which will require careful planning, including public transportation systems and parks.

China has taken the lead in exporting solar photovoltaic cells, while clean-tech parks are arising even in the Arab world.

These arrangements have indeed made it possible for China to build entire cities in a matter of years, as well as high-speed railways, opera houses, stadiums, industrial parks, massive dams, and whatnot.

Commercial fossil collectors are trying to get US public lands - national parks and wildernesses - as open for business as private lands are.

But the rapid transformation of its demography brought with it hundreds of mosques with multi-barreled audio cannons mounted on minarets, as well as scores of madrasas illegally constructed in what used to be public parks and green areas.

Russian banks would not know where to begin. Moreover, there are no technology parks of the type often connected with universities in the West and which facilitate the translation of achievements in modern science into useful applications.

Indeed, it is better to let people clean public parks, nurse children, and take care of the old in government facilities than have them do nothing, as in Germany.

In Paris, New York, and Mexico City, rich and poor alike escape the summer heat in city parks.

In the Third World, this means offering residents clean and plentiful public parks and keeping the sidewalks clear for pedestrians.

City and government officials should ensure that parks and paved paths become as ubiquitous to a city's landcape as parking spaces.

Rather, sidewalks are close relatives of parks and plazas.

Public space networks of greenways, parks, plazas, exclusively pedestrian avenues, and streets could be the backbone of the new Third World city.

But government over-investment is also evident in numerous industrial parks and high-tech zones.

One of Tilly's offspring, sold to an amusement park in Spain, has also killed a trainer, as have orcas in other parks.

There is no excuse for keeping wild animals in amusement parks or circuses.

In countries with a poor business environment, special economic zones or industrial parks can facilitate firm entry, foreign direct investment, and the formation of industrial clusters.

Moreover, there are no technology parks of the type often connected with universities in the West and which facilitate the translation of achievements in modern science into useful applications.

This means that we can preserve acreage for watersheds, parks, or other environmental or historical sites, but allow property owners to sell and transfer their building rights elsewhere.

In the 1970s, the government set up industrial parks to process textiles and garments for export.

For example, instead of investing heavily in the infrastructure needed for regional integration, a country like Ethiopia would be better off building industrial parks and linking them by road to ports in Djibouti.

We have discovered that this multi-tasking life is best done in cities, which concentrate a multiplicity of hard amenities - airports, shops, schools, parks, and sports facilities - as well as soft amenities like clubs, bars, and restaurants.

If we are to have the resources for public goods other than health care - say, education, national parks, and highways, not to mention medical care for children and the poor - we must put the brakes on technology.