Sentence examples for broad town from inspiring English sources

Geoffrey Grigson, in full Geoffrey Edward Harvey Grigson (born March 2, 1905, Pelynt, Cornwall, Eng. died Nov. 25, 1985, Broad Town, Wiltshire) English editor, poet, and literary critic who became known in the 1930s primarily as the founder-editor of the influential periodical New Verse (1933 39) and afterward as the editor and author of many poetry anthologies.

A spokeswoman for Twin River, Patti Doyle, said such complaints were isolated and not representative of the views of the broader town of bucolic Lincoln, a 20,000-resident burg 15 miles north of Providence.

As luck would have it, they knew the maddest old bird-eating broad in town.

Broad Street, the town's main thoroughfare, was deserted and indifferent.

The main square was broad, and the town hall, built of brick, gave the collection of squat, abandoned buildings a slight air of civilization.

In Broad's home town of Nottingham, in the Walkabout bar, only a minority were transfixed to the big screen as he began the last over with seven runs needed.

The broad sweep of town houses on the south side, unbroken by any taller buildings, yields a flood of sunlight unmatched by any other East Side street and comparable to the great enclaves of urban mansions in London and Paris.

The highway follows Broad Street into town and over the Shiawassee River.

And for a time, it seemed the Republican Party would be a broad coalition — small-town values with coastal reach.

Recent years have seen a broad range of towns and cities investing major efforts in devising culture-led urban strategies.

The PSPO replaces the "no drinking" order that applies to some areas of Taunton but is far broader, covering the town centre as well as parts of Priorswood Road through to Toneway and Blackbrook Way.