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Well, there is of course the favourite "Time flies like an arrow", which has five parsings.
Another thing you might want to look into is garden path sentences, such as "The old man the boat", or "The horce raced past the barn fell", which at first signt seem to have NO parsing.
"My nose runs and my feet smell" - "Then you are built the wrong way 'round."
"My dog has no nose" - " So how does it smell?" - "Awful!"
"Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside a dog it's too dark to read."
"A man eating hamburger and a man eating shark"
Sentence-final PP's are often ambiguous, as it is unclear to which NP the PP connects: "I saw a man with my binoculars, but I was too late to overtake him and ask them back."
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ambiguous sentences