Sentence examples for community town from inspiring English sources

"It solidifies us as one community," Town Square Academia student Orna Weinberg says.

Community, town and parish councils are often collectively referred to as parish councils.

As Rick and Michonne attempt to settle their group into the community, town leader Deanna Monroe (Tovah Feldshuh) tries to build bridges with the new arrivals.

After unsuccessfully petitioning Verizon to bring broadband to their community, town officials in Scottsburg, Ind., decided to run their Wi-Fi network like a public utility.

She lives with her infant daughter in a "therapeutic community" town house on the Upper West Side for addicted mothers and their babies.

Aberystwyth is small community town, and for many students coming from a big city it can be quite a culture shock.

I was in a peace village in Rwanda where the people were slaughtering people 20 years ago, and I literally was in a kind of community town-hall meeting there out in the fields, and watched a group of people stand up and sit down to signify that they had officially paid off their debt to the people that they'd harmed, and that they'd officially been welcomed back into the community.

Getting our medical communities, town by town, to improve care and control costs isn't a task that we've asked government to take on before.

These days the competition between communities, towns and cities is only one element.

The communities, towns, and cities that joined the current revolution did so because of a host of economic and social grievances.

Thousands of once industrial communities; towns with gaping factory voids; workers displaced by immigrant labour during financial downturns: these were the collateral damage, martyrs for advancement.