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151. Dozens of motorists faced fines of ￡100 to recover parked cars which were towed away.

152. In front of the shallow steps that led to the door were parked two - no three, motor cars.

153. The digger, which was parked at the house after being repaired, was dumped 350 yards away.

154. We're parked out front.

155. They fought back as the enemy continued to bomb hangars and parked aircraft.

156. I drove the car under an arch leading to another wing of the motel and parked in front of my own room.

157. There were a lot of cars parked in the drive and up and down the road.

158. Every day she has to dodge between parked cars and buses when she guides children across the road.

159. Ignoring me, he chewed the end off and parked it in an ashtray.

160. The cars parked along the curbs were primer-painted low riders with bald tires and ominous dents.

161. It was still parked across the road from the boarding house.

162. She struck a parked car and crashed into the building, police said.

163. Cars may be parked on Birkdale Summit which is crossed by both the county boundary and the watershed.

164. William Farrell had seen a Renault 25 car parked beside a crash barrier as he drove past.

165. There was, reported clerk Bob Park, a family living in a caravan parked in a layby on Trinity Hall.

166. On the ground, when they had left the parked plane,[sentence dictionary] Myeloski excused himself and went to the men's room.

167. Forty minutes later I parked outside a slate-grey office block in the business centre.

168. The chatter of playing children drifted over from the tent village beside the rows of parked trucks.

169. He says that they've had reports of cars parked on the carriageway.

170. He crossed the street, carrying the book bag by its drawstrings, heading for the parked cop car.

171. He parked close to where the land sloped downwards to a narrow pebble beach, and switched the engine off.

172. The glass spaceship parked in the desert is called a biosphere because the logic of the Bios runs through it.

173. We parked in a pleasant street, lined with trees and filled with detached and semi-detached suburban villas.

174. The next morning Tony parked his car and walked slowly towards the newly completed office block.

175. In one of the passes they pulled off the paved highway and parked out of sight of it, among limestone boulders.

176. The road ended just there, in a long concrete hardstand where a cart and some rusting old farm machinery were parked.

177. I parked off the road and ran to the beach area.

178. Two bags of cement were parked behind the fence, and a stepladder there, leading to the top.

179. All the cafe owners we spoke to insisted they've never seen cars parked on the carriageway.

180. A motor car was parked in the alleyway about three metres from the bakery door and alongside the Alliance building end wall.