Sentence examples for considered town from inspiring English sources

Considered "town meetings of the world," they provide an arena for discussion and for the exchange of information.

We considered town to be a good proxy for long-term lead exposure because it was strongly associated with BPb in our cohort and because maternal blood samples were taken before the breakup of Yugoslavia, during a time when the residential population was relatively stable.

Of opponents, Mr. Kelley said, "many of them are the same ones who say, 'Do something about the delays.' " He said the agency considered towns' objections, altering the plan in parts, and chose the best alternative.

Oyster Bay and Hempstead are considering town exemptions.

The event was remarkable, considering town halls are usually quiet civic events where the local PTA ask their elected representatives polite questions.

When the Papaya King chain was considering towns for its first New Jersey outpost, Clifton was a natural pick.

Carlos has the widest selection in town, but consider what town you're in.

Among experienced travelers, Trieste is widely considered a town barely worth visiting.

Travelers driving through the wintry brown hills of western New York might miss this place, technically considered a town.

He said the Colts would have considered leaving town, the way they left Baltimore less than a quarter-century ago.

Despite official protestations that closure at Stowmarket is far from being considered, the town has become the focal point for the nascent Suffolk Crossings Campaign.