Examples of 'park goes' in a sentence
Meaning of "park goes"
park goes: This phrase may refer to individuals who frequently visit parks or possibly a conjugation error if the intended meaning was something different
How to use "park goes" in a sentence
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Goddamn theme park goes down the tubes.
Photo of white rattlesnake found in Texas park goes viral.
Girl in the park goes home to strip.
This park goes along the river for about a quarter mile.
But any proposal for creating a park goes to the Parks Department.
This park goes through cycles and this may be one of those.
The credit of the construction of this park goes to President Theodore Roosevelt.
No, Park goes two ways, you can not time the lights.
Much of the wildlife in the park goes unnoticed by the majority of visitors.
The presence of the Simba in Maїko National Park goes back a very long time.
Living in a national park goes hand in hand with taking responsibility for the environment.
The sprinkler system in that park goes off Thomas, you were there.
A public park goes touch the water, but swimming is obviously prohibited… Fortunately, it is tolerated!
I do not care if Mr. Park goes to jail or not.
No, Park goes two ways.
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What about Park? No, Park goes two ways.
Goddamn theme park goes down the tubes … I am stuck with 14 crappy, half-built houses.
History of the park goes back to the Middle Ages.
A part of the Park goes into the Baltic Sea.
Furthest part of the park goes smoothly over to park-forest.
Make your water park goes smoothly and more attraction and exciting!
Kayakouch says, " When the Park goes to outside exhibits, they bring our brochures.
What about the park? - No, park goes two ways, you can not time the lights.
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