How to use "parking" in a sentence

Twenty minutes later, at 3:45, she stepped onto the smooth cobblestones in front of the hotel's main entrance and handed her claim check to the valet parking attendant

Tina arrived at Bally's Hotel at ten minutes till two, Wednesday afternoon, leaving her Honda with a valet parking attendant.

I'll get a cone, and then we can go outside, walk around the parking lot

Then, as they stepped out of the rear entrance of the hotel and walked along the edge of the parking lot in the seventy-degree winter sunshine, he said, "So what did you want to talk about?"

One of the valet-parking attendants brought her car, and she drove down the hotel's steeply slanted exit drive.

A roadside diner stood on the right, and Elliot pulled into the parking lot

A single mercury-vapor pole lamp at the entrance shed fuzzy purple light over the first third of the parking lot

As he and Tina walked across the parking lot toward the diner, Elliot couldn't shake the feeling that someone or something was watching them

She had the same feeling of being watched that she'd had in the parking lot a short while ago.

They stared out at the dark parking lot and at the fenced storage yard full of fifty-gallon drums that lay beyond the lot

Above the lights that cast a frosty glow on the airport parking lot, the heavily shrouded sky was moonless, starless, perfectly black

He slammed the trunk lid and surveyed the snow-dusted cars in the parking lot

They abandoned the Chevrolet in a public parking lot, four blocks from Harrah's.