Sentence examples for a strong town from inspiring English sources

Douglass, director of the Claremont Graduate School's oral history program, said that the high level of intellectual discussion associated with a college town, the city's New England roots and an active and a progressive church community have resulted in a strong town hall tradition of informal debate on major policy issues.

Speaking earlier in the night, Councilor Timothy Quinn said the annual meeting exemplified how a strong town-gown relationship benefits both sides of Nassau Street, the main road along the entrance to campus.

A strong town-gown relationship is key to the success of the university and the city it calls home, and to the quality of life we all enjoy.

He is a contributor to the Sustainable Cities Collective, a member of Strong Towns, and an advocate of walkable, human-scaled urbanism.

"It was a strong Roman town.

For years, Marseille was run by the Socialist Party; it was a strong union town too.

He chose Kiner's Pirates as his test case, the thinking being that Pittsburgh was a strong union town because of its steel and coal workers; both groups had gone on strike that year, and the players would receive local support.

Above all, they want strong town centers and clear town boundaries.

The races in key districts "are quite competitive," he added, and "we have some very, very strong town tickets".

With strong town support for the project, Mutual Housing has obtained site acquisition and construction financing from People's Bank, and an application for subsidies is pending at the state's Department of Economic and Community Development.

Six of those villages would be a 10,000-strong town covering 185 acres.