Sentence examples for classical town from inspiring English sources

The central focus of Birmingham is Victoria Square, with the classical Town Hall (1834), the Renaissance-style Council House (1874 81), and the City of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, which is noted for its Pre-Raphaelite paintings and its English watercolours.

As a clear departure from classical town planning, there is no centralised city centre.

Behind Mendrisio's neo-Classical town hall, a large parking garage is being built.

In the neo-classical town hall on the isle's picturesque seafront, Dimitris Mourtzis, the local mayor, reckons that living standards have dropped by 35% since the crisis erupted.

Today a 17-story luxury condo tower called Superior Ink and a row of Neo-Classical town houses are rising on the site at West and Bethune Streets.

Last month he was sentenced to eight years in prison for concealing assets from the authorities, notably by failing to report the purchase of a neo-Classical town house near the Acropolis.

Oldham's Old Town Hall is a Grade II listed Georgian neo-classical town hall built in 1841, eight years before Oldham received its borough status.

It contrasts Edinburgh's medieval High Street with the classical New Town and examines the history of the city, including the haunts of Robert Burns, Scotland's national bard.

It celebrated its 200th anniversary in 1994, harking back to the date when Catherine the Great decided it was a useful harbour and up it went, a neo-classical new town.

There was more than one classical iconoclast in town this week.

Known as Rhinocorura (or Rhinocolura) to classical authors, the town is mentioned from at least the 2nd century bce.