Sentence examples for congenial town from inspiring English sources
By last year it had grown into a crowded but congenial town of 35,000, complete with apartment blocks, schools and clinics.
This is no confederation of congenial, small town business groups that pass out maps of Main Street and souvenir key rings.
The commute to Midtown on the express train is just 30 minutes, and the couple have found their corner of town immensely congenial.
But however congenial life in Stuyvesant Town has been for those lucky enough to live there, the project's less savory legacy should not be forgotten.
The "Down" was the hotel – a dismal Holiday Inn on the outskirts of town, not a congenial spot for tired and emotional soul fans.
Their relationship was apparently congenial: Ms. Roiphe visited Ms. Malcolm's "stately town-house apartment" on three occasions, but Ms. Malcolm was determined to hold her ground: no tape recorder allowed.
He said he'd been amazed by the number of quiet atheists he discovered in towns throughout the South, looking for congenial voices online.
For much of its 67-year history, it had been in a strip close to the high school; today, with its fans' backing, it has found congenial space in a revamped historic building close to the town dock on Manhasset Bay.
The London Philharmonic was in town, playing in Carnegie Hall and offering the rapt, informed audiences and congenial acoustical space that his years at the New York Philharmonic were hard-pressed to provide.
Ms. Nolan said she had observed that people in Ridgefield who have lost jobs in a town where two-acre zoning can isolate them are finding their way to the library to seek congenial company.
