We parked.

Where is it parked?

It's parked in front.

You're parked over there.

When we park in a big parking lot, how do we remember where we parked our car?

It's parked around the corner.

I parked my broomstick outside.

It's parked right behind you.

Hurry up. I'm illegally parked.

When we got to here, we saw three Israeli military jeeps parked on the side of the road.

Look, my Mercedes is parked downstairs.

Ask him where he parked his car.

The lady parked in my parking space.

The bike parked over there is my brother's.

I asked him where he parked his car.

At a few dwellings a car was parked.

Legally parked diplomatic cars were also often ticketed.

I think it was parked outside the Eden.

Where would they learn it, in parked cars?

I'm parked by the Opera. Want a lift?

Did you see that big car parked outside?

You mean that Russian hot rod parked outside?

It's in violation. Parked on the wrong side.

In Tozeur, two IAC Boeing 747 aircraft were parked.

There's usually a cab parked there by the alleyway.

A moonlight night and a parked car. That's nice.

He parked car and walked to 1680 Oak Street.

We parked by the lake, and I kissed you...

Look, it's badly parked, and its brakes don't work.

I'm very, very intrigued by the fact that our cars and trucks sit idle 90 percent of the time they're parked, they're parked all around us.

I feel like I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe.

Why pick me? There are plenty of other parked cars.

And hydrogen and fuel cells give us that opportunity to actually use our cars and trucks when they're parked to generate electricity for the grid.

The Police Department reported that the two Officers were citing a vehicle parked illegally when they were approached by two men yelling and cursing them.

65 percent of the landmass of our cities are parked cars.

My mother always told me to stay out of parked cars,

I'd forget where I parked the car and look up Sue.

I parked the car out in front of the Gilvray house.

From a car parked in the southeast corner of that lot...

Which brings me to a little Orphan Annie you parked here.

They're usually parked within 100 feet of the people that own them.

The Buick's parked outside, and she's jingling, jangling a pair of keys.

The trouble is that I can't remember where I parked the car.

Very often, non diplomatic vehicles parked in diplomatic spots were not ticketed.

I parked the car two streets away, walked back in my tracks.