The Syrian regime was "encouraging" Syrians to drive through the broken town and reflect on its meaning.
The setting is Rantoul, a broken town in central Illinois where the factories have closed and the residents have given up or left.
Having obtained a pass, she toured the broken town, bearing refreshments and visiting the crowded hospital by the docks, containing thousands of dead and dying Russians.
The 981 miles of river from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Ill., strikingly beautiful as it flows past rounded hills, also drained a landscape of shuttered plants, broken towns and lives bent by lost jobs and frantic worry.
"I think there's a real difference between people who believed in the free market and people who go around, take financial advantage, loot companies, leave behind broken families, broken towns, people on unemployment," Gingrich said on Hannity's show.
Bashing Romney's corporate resume, Gingrich said, "I think there's a real difference between people who believed in the free market and people who go around, take financial advantage, loot companies, leave behind broken families, broken towns, people on unemployment".
Christof orders every actor and crew member to search the town, even breaking the town's daylight cycle to help in the search.
In the end, an ill-equipped and dispirited military abandons the broken, depleted town.
He mythologized his childhood of fallen gentry in a broken mill town.
The dead men, women and children of Guernica inspired the great expressionist painter Pablo Picasso to immortalize the carnage within that broken Basque town in his iconic painting, "Guernica".
In recent decades, with lawmakers shuttling between Washington and their districts, squeezing constituent meetings into weekends and short breaks, town halls emerged as a convenient one-stop-shopping for lawmakers to hear citizens' concerns.
