Sentence examples for an ideal town from inspiring English sources

Arc was intended to be an ideal town of concentric circles.

Under the glass nave of the Grand Palais, Kabakov plans to lay out an ideal town, occupying its full length.

A decade after beginning at the paper, Clark took up beekeeping, which seemed to him like running an ideal town, with all the inhabitants laboring in harmony.

(Open from 2 to 6 p.m). *The Bodian Garden in Great Neck Estates, which Mr. Harvey calls "an ideal town garden in the Gertrude Jekyll style".

This got us thinking about what it takes to build an ideal town: Should pubs be on every residential corner or on the high street?

Built as a 1960s social utopia with winding coloured buildings it was meant to be an ideal dormitory town.

The book naturally radiates outward from its editorial theme as an ideal medieval town might spread outward — from a relaxed and unpoliced center.

Inspired by Émile Zola's 1901 novel "Travail," about a young industrialist who builds a utopian city, the architect Tony Garnier sought to design an ideal industrial town, with comfortable housing for the lower classes, medical facilities, trees, a train station, libraries, museums, schools, theaters and sports fields — but no church or police station.

In the 1930s, the village no doubt appealed to Stegner's Frost-inspired vision of an ideal American town: a place where honesty is king and ordinary people make do in the face of hardship.

The buildings themselves are most significant for their architecture which contributes to what the National Register of Historic Places nomination form in 1978 said conveyed "a gracious calm very close to the popular American image of an ideal small town".

Imagine your ideal town or city.