Sentence for park | Use park in a sentence

Sentences for park. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use park in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for park.

• She wandered towards Hyde Park. (8)
• We shall be all park and suburb. (8)
• But he was master at Mansfield Park. (4)
• We will go round the Park every day. (4)
• She stalked park and country at night. (10)
• He slipped with all haste out of the Park. (10)
• He slipped with all haste out of the Park. (22)
• They trotted through Esslemont Park gates. (10)
• Now she asked the earl to ride in the park. (10)
• He told her of the new house in Forest Park. (13)
• The Park was vastly pleasant to the old man. (10)
• A flood of evening gold lay over the Western park. (22)
• Hailing a cab, he told the man to drive to Park Lane. (8)
• They saw Lord Fleetwood standing in the park gateway. (10)
• The park is said to cover an area of five square miles. (12)
• After changing to Park clothes he went into the drawing-room. (8)
• Making his way towards the park, he turned into Mount Street. (8)
• He ran to the end of the walk through the portal, into the park. (10)
• Ever see that black leopard they got up there in the Central Park? (9)
• The crowd turned south along a broad avenue that led to the park. (13)
• To these the Park and all sweet-blooded mortals in it nod and smile. (8)
• He caused himself to be driven to the Pillin residence in Sefton Park. (8)
• He quitted the cab, and walked in the Park, and au diable to him there! (10)
• He quitted the cab, and walked in the Park, and au diable to him there! (22)
• Another November day, a Saturday, leaving early, she walked to Hyde Park. (8)
• I ran down the fields to the park and the bright little river, and gazed. (10)
• Reckless of the cold, he threw his window up and gazed out across the Park. (8)
• They rounded the lake, and got upon the road through the park to Lobourne. (10)
• Sir John had been very urgent with them all to spend the next day at the park. (4)
• So they jogged on over the Bridge and across Barnes Common into Richmond Park. (8)
• Opposite these doors a window with gold-coloured curtains looks out on Park Lane. (8)
• His T-cart, his horses had been known from Hyde Park Corner to the Star and Garter. (8)
• She refrained still from questioning him, and they strolled on slowly into the park. (13)
• I do not imagine he figures much in the letters to Mansfield Park; do you, Miss Price? (4)
• As the weather was fine, they had a pleasant walk of about half a mile across the park. (4)
• She was in Hyde Park now, wandering along a pathway which cut diagonally across the grass. (8)
• The Countess passed on, and met Juliana pacing by herself near the lower gates of the park. (10)
• Jon would be in London by now; in the Park perhaps, crossing the Serpentine, thinking of her! (8)
• Fancy owning no more of Nature than the crowd out there owned of the flowers and trees and waters of Hyde Park! (8)
• The hour was near midnight when she came into the room, bearing another letter from the Park. (22)
• Involuntarily he uttered a little snarling sound, and, turning, made his way back to Park Lane. (8)
• They had crossed the garden plot and were at the gate of the park leading to the Western wood. (10)
• Jon said he would call again, and, crossing into the Green Park, flung himself down under a tree. (8)
• Mr. Gardiner expressed a wish of going round the whole park, but feared it might be beyond a walk. (4)
• They were in time for a circuit in the park to the wild double cherry-blossom, no longer all white. (10)
• So they met in the park; Mrs. Mount whipped past him; and secresy added a new sense to their intimacy. (10)
• That might be as if we had walked along the Park Street mall in the Common before we came out on Beacon. (9)
• Returning homeward through the park, she beheld him on horseback riding by the side of the identical lady. (10)
• They breathed the morning air, they gave out long-drawn sighs of relief, looking on the trees of the park. (10)
• At Hyde Park Corner he ran into George Forsyte, very sunburnt from racing, holding a false nose in his hand. (8)
• He walked into the Green Park that he might cross to Victoria Station and take the Underground into the City. (8)
• Under the shadow of the plane-trees, in the lamplight, he passed slowly along the railings of the Green Park. (8)
• At Hyde Park Corner he got down, and went into the Park, thinking that to walk would help him. (8)
• He would go and saddle Bolero, and jump him in the park; or should he go down along the river and watch the jays? (8)
• The chateau stood square at a branch of the river, tossing three light bridges of pretty woodwork to park and garden. (10)
• She was standing with her back to the pleasant façade of the Graveland, and was staring into the Park across the street. (13)
• The cab now proceeded in the direction of the Park, Thyme following on her bicycle, and trying to stare about her calmly. (8)
• Through his bedroom window he could see the trees of the park, where the birds were in song, though he could not hear them. (8)
• The necessity for motion, however, set him on his feet, and off he went, still Westward, out of the Park, and into streets. (10)
• The necessity for motion, however, set him on his feet, and off he went, still Westward, out of the Park, and into streets. (22)
• A heavy wall joined the two wings on the street side, and through the iron gates the Park could be seen, just across the street. (13)
• With a pang of disappointment he retraced his steps from Praed Street to the Park, and once there tried no further to waylay her. (8)
• Not long ago there arrived on Park Row for the first time in his life a newspaper reporter of conspicuous ability along a certain line. (16)
• The private balls at the park then began; and parties on the water were made and accomplished as often as a showery October would allow. (4)
• Encircled by the men of might, The head of Jane, like flickering light, As in a charger, they beheld Ere she was from the park expelled. (10)
• He and his aquatic accomplice drove to Lincoln Park bridge, where, by a coincidence which is not remarkable, a band of newspaper men were in waiting. (21)
• Unreasoning terror seized on Barbara; her body remained rigid, but her spirit began flying back across the Green Park, to the very hall of Valleys House. (8)
• At their tryst in the wood, abutting on Raynham Park, wrapped in themselves, piped to by tireless Love, Richard and Lucy sat, toying with eternal moments. (10)

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