Sentence examples for common town from inspiring English sources
Britten's piece, however, is something for a common town space, a piece that adults, both professional and amateur, and children have to sing, act, and make together.
On Friday at The Society Of Environmental Journalists conference, Al Gore got caught up in the increasingly common "town hall" moment with independent filmmaker Phelim McAleer.
The task force, which interviewed citizens, held all-too-common town hall meetings and relied heavily on the government to implement its recommended policies.
Access would be similar to walking on to a local common or town square.
While submitting seafood to contrasting preparations isn't all that common around town, plumbing the multiple personalities of pork is.
At Kenwood in north London, a cunningly positioned frieze of trees was to obscure common Kentish Town, while a massive oak was to be uprooted so that St Paul's could be seen again from the terrace.
Gambling and drinking were common throughout town.
While stone buildings became more and more common as town houses, farms continued to be half-timbered, sometimes in conjunction with a single stone house.
The culprits are much more likely to be beech martens, which are common in towns.
Those kinds of scenes might be common in towns that border Mexico in Texas, Arizona or California.
