park it somewhere

Surely they must have parked it somewhere else - perhaps on another street?

The employee could have sworn he parked it somewhere else.

"Either spit it out, or take your long face and park it somewhere else."

"We're thinking maybe he should try parking it somewhere else to fool them, like a decoy."

Well it's a global market : they can take their jet and park it somewhere where the sun refuse to shine.

I used to park it somewhere, and I'd come back and find a note on the windshield, some stranger asking if he could buy it."

I must park it somewhere."

Park it somewhere!"

it's a big boot---driven out in the country and parked it somewhere.

"On the sideline he said, 'You've got to throw it downfield, and you've to park it somewhere.'

"I put all my stuff in a U-Haul and parked it somewhere on the Upper West Side," Mr. Moody said.

Park it somewhere... anywhere -" Rolling sideward so that Ken could claim the gun, Chet lost his balance and took a crazy sprawl on the couch.

Christine said, "But sooner or later, the car will end up on the hot sheets-" "We'll have parked it somewhere and taken another car by then," Charlie said.

He parks it somewhere, in a parking lot probably, and eases out of it; no light comes on when he opens the door and no thunk sounds when he closes it.

I imagine the reason the two parts can be disconnected is so the Beshwa, if they have several short trading visits to make in one day, can unhook the van and park it somewhere convenient.

"Well, yes, but I can go down and present my check, get my coat, park it somewhere, then go back and make the stall about Sylvia's coat and go ashore with both coats.