office park

American  

noun

1. a commercial complex consisting of an office building set in parklike surroundings, often with such facilities as parking lots, restaurants, and recreational areas.

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Example Sentences

The truth is, the rich and the poor do live in different universes, places that the production designer James Price and cinematographer Robbie Ryan capture succinctly, contrasting Teddy and Don’s cluttered farmhouse with Michelle’s sterile mansion and office park surrounded by dead grass.

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After 400 of the ornamental carp were stolen from an office park outside Washington in 2013, the Washington Post noted that some collectors “will pay as much as $25,000 for a championship fish.”

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Solache Jr. tracked the vehicles to an office park at the Paramount Business Center, across the street from Home Depot, where federal law enforcement has a facility.

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He turned around, thinking they may be executing an immigration raid in his district and he tracked them down to an office park, the Paramount Business Center, across the street from Home Depot.

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There was never a raid at Home Depot but dozens of Border Patrol agents and other federal agencies were inside a gated industrial office park, where an initial crowd had gathered.

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