Pavilion Phrases

Phrases

• Americans drive on parkways and park on driveways
• Baby, you can park my car
• Bat from the pavilion end (slang term for a homosexual)
• Body building
• Building castles in the air
• Central Park (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• Come to the Central Park Zoo Cafeteria. Let the animals watch you eat for a change (Central Park Zoo advertising slogan)
• Elvis has left the building
• Empire State Building
• Far better for being near to you (The Chesham Building Society advertising slogan)
• Frasier has left the building (A catchphrase from Frasier)
• Hit it out of the park (A baseball expression denoting a complete or spectacular success)
• Hit out of the park
• Hybrid Theory (Linkin Park album)
• Investments with Abbey endings (Abbey National Building Society advertising slogan)
• Knock it out of the park (A baseball expression denoting a complete or spectacular success)
• Kruger National Park (tourist attraction in South Africa)
• Mansfield Park (Jane Austen novel)
• Oh my God, they killed Kenny (A catchphrase from South Park)
• Park and ride
• Park the bus
• Park yourself down
• Saturday In The Park (Chicago song)
• Screw you, hippy (A catchphrase from South Park)
• Shovel ready (a building project in which all the preliminaries have been arranged)
• The Chrysler Building (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• The Empire State Building (tourist attraction in New York USA)
• The Golden Pavilion (tourist attraction in Japan)
• The Kruger National Park (tourist attraction in South Africa)
• Walk in the park
• We're with the Woolwich (Woolwich Building Society advertising slogan)
• Yellowstone Park (tourist attraction in the USA)
• Yosemite National Park (tourist attraction in the USA)