Sentence examples for a long town from inspiring English sources

Yet that announcement quickly led to a long town hall meeting between concerned Skydance employees and Lasseter, who reportedly fielded tough questions.

TIPPED off that some Brookhaven Republicans planned a sneak attack on the district election system that town voters narrowly approved in a referendum on Jan . 22 backers of the new system stayed glued to their seats through a long Town Board meeting earlier this month.

It was just a long grind – town hall after town hall, meeting after meeting – laying the foundation for a solid organization and message in the state".

It is likely that the French archaeologist Paul Monceaux in the early 1880s mistook all the ancient quarry cuttings beyond the excavated area as structural and as evidence of a kilometer-long town.

We combined them with 60 local high school science teachers following a workshop on teaching evolution, professional artists from across the country, and hundreds of participants in a day-long town hall meeting.

The announcement from Warren, a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, came during an hour-long town hall at Mississippi's Jackson State University and amid a wave of (blue-leaning) state action to do the same.

The problem there was, it required either a circuitous subway trip to work, or a long cross-town hike.

Rollins went from a boardroom where he briefed senior managers on plans to regain momentum to leading an hour-long "town hall" meeting called earlier to field employees' questions.

Rick Santorum, who had just conducted an hour-long town hall meeting in Anamosa with 14 local residents, tried to move on by saying he'd consult a doctor.

LOCATION AND ACCESS Ixkun lies some 9 km north of Dolores, a long-established town in southeastern Peten.

Sanders (I-Vt)., a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, participated in a wide-ranging hour-long town hall Monday night hosted by Fox News and moderated by Baier and Martha MacCallum.