Sentence examples for an example town from inspiring English sources

Figure 3 illustrates how broadening spatial units affect the identification of local areas with disadvantages in an example town.

Anglo-Saxon Hertford is an example of town planning as demonstrated by its organised rectangular grid street pattern.

Instead, they embark on a series of broad, one-way communications (for example, town halls or webinars) to share their thinking.

Just down the road from the Covinos is an example of the town's growth.

I'll give you an example: in the town where I live, Bedford, New York, somebody tried to build a quarry.

In the middle of El Salvador's civil war, the American-trained, American-financed Atlacatl Battalion decided to make an example of a town in the guerrilla stronghold of Morazán.

He used an example of two towns, one with twice-a-week trash collection, the other with weekly collection.

"But it sets an example for other towns, so that this grass-roots movement sort of influences upwards".

In Kiruna, for example—a Swedish town that's been exploiting its iron ore resources since the 1800s a huge crack caused by extensive digging is now moving towards the suburbs and threatening to swallow up thousands of homes.

He gave as an example al-Baghdadi, a town in western Iraq that fell to the militants last week, threatening the nearby air base where more than 300 U.S. Marines are stationed.

Last month, for example, firms and municipalities that had dumped hazardous waste in a landfill in New Jersey, causing local groundwater to be contaminated, agreed to a legal settlement of almost $100m to cover past and future clean-up costs.Modern landfills are forced to take elaborate precautions (see article for an example from a British town called Pitsea).