Sentence examples for balanced town from inspiring English sources
A similar population in a more ethnically balanced town would include, on average, 19,000 potential voters.
In West New York last week, Mr. Sires worked to balance the town's $45 million budget.
"We had to balance the town, community, shareholders, environmental interests and the broader interests of the state".
An educator said the town is balanced; the old Eastern divisions into liberals and conservatives tends to disappear there.
The day had yielded many of Williamstown's distinctive summer pleasures -- from the humbling view atop Pine Cobble to the little thrill of seeing a star onstage and, later, in person -- balanced perfectly, like this town, on the line between sophistication and simplicity.
Outside, villagers trudge painstakingly back from the nearest town, balancing on their heads bundles of firewood each the size of desks.
Further up the Metropolitan line in Chorleywood, out in leafy Hertfordshire, the tidy balance of town and country has been preserved.
The whole regime is a recipe not for planning the right balance between town and country, but for local civil war.
In a town of pints and whiskey, a properly balanced cocktail is something of a novelty — especially served late after pubs close around midnight.
"Las Vegas has long tried to balance the image of party town, serious town.
But the madness is carefully balanced with respect for Massillon's working-class values and unified town spirit.
