“parking lot”可以造什么句，parking lot造句

Volunteer: To the parking lot, just over there.

If you drive to work, park at the far end of the parking lot.

They bought a truckload of food and had it delivered to the church parking lot.

Vacant storefronts pock Penobscot Avenue, the main street, and the most popular hangout for teenagers is a supermarket parking lot.

"You can smoke in the parking lot but when you walk over the boardwalk, it's no smoking," Leatherman said.

There are about 15 people on the takedown team-heavily armed and armored and salted around the busy parking lot-just waiting for the magic words.

I use this insect amulet to coax Neal out of the Pavilion, through the long parking lot and back to the car.

I understood immediately how this could happen, having just spent an hour with Serena at the steering wheel, driving around a church parking lot while I yelled myself hoarse, "no, no, no!"

Clandestine meetings were held in parking lots and diners.

Men started approaching me randomly in innocuous places, like parking lots or grocery stores and, normally, as a woman, you'd just walk away politely.

Many cars lay jostling each other at the parking lot.

Instead, Palin and her entourage accidentally ran into McCain in the parking lot as they were making a quiet exit.

According to the National Enquirer, the Swedish ex-model was "shocked" when the "hunky student" kissed her while walking back to her car in the school parking lot.

I live next to an IKEA, which is the epitome of our consumer culture, and what amazes me time and time again is how frequently the parking lot is packed with people buying stuff they don't need.

Unlike cars, which are restricted to roads and parking lots, bikes can get through pedestrian short cuts but can also be parked almost anywhere, for free.

Now he and his guitar are disappearing into the fir trees beyond the parking lot.

Peeling out of the parking lot of the refuge facility Saturday afternoon, he made a brief announcement to the passengers in his minivan.

The path leads to the parking lot.

Paul, a no-nonsense army officer, was saved from a gang of thugs in a parking lot by a man in jeans and a red shirt, who quietly walked him away while the thugs froze, and then faded into an alleyway.

This is a picture taken after we had arrived at the parking lot next to the trailhead around 8:15AM.