Sentence examples for Face town from inspiring English sources

"The hospital thinks I would be happier to face town houses," said Richard Davis, who owns a house on 12th Street across from a hospital building.

EDWIN ANDREWS Malden, Mass., May 16, 2012 To the Editor: Every Republican member of Congress who supports the party's budget proposal should face town hall meetings this summer at which the real consequences are discussed.

The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) said the report was a "starting point" in dealing with the unprecedented challenges facing town centres.

"It is a timely reminder to the government, who are due to respond to the Portas Review this month, of the significant challenges facing town and city centres up and down the country," said LDC director Matthew Hopkinson.

(See "Donovan: Your Constituents Want Face-to-Face Town Hall" in Bklyner online).

For Republican lawmakers, these visits home have become a brutal trial by fire, as evidenced by the number who are skipping face-to-face town halls altogether to avoid being grilled about their party's most unpopular policies and relationship to Trump.

Lake View Terrace, home to Hansen Dam, is a quiet equestrian community with two distinct faces: town and country.

The forum still falls short of the kind of face-to-face, town-hall-style debates that Mr. McCain, of Arizona, has called for this summer before formal debates scheduled for this fall.

I continue to believe that it was a big mistake for Obama to turn down McCain's proposal for a series of unmoderated face-to-face town-meeting-style debates.

Discussion in Singer's class on that evening covered lobbying and campaign finance, the influence of business interests on Congress and the problems facing towns when a manufacturer shuts down a plant to relocate in Mexico.

The standoff has pointed to the difficulties facing towns and cities that are trying to bring their split systems into one, in an effort to save money and to bring a uniform direction to their firefighting units.