Sentence examples for contiguous towns from inspiring English sources

In April of 1833, Field painted his way through the contiguous towns of Winsted, Winchester Center and Torrington, polishing off a total of 30 portraits in a two-month sojourn.

"How calm and stately she is," Mynors thought, as they walked along the forbidding street that united the five contiguous towns that marked the ancient home of the potter.

Many contiguous towns in Westchester already cooperate on public works like garbage pickup, but now the Town of Eastchester and the Villages of Bronxville and Tuckahoe are joining forces on highway material purchasing, road repair and sewage maintenance equipment.

For example, we had to combine 12 sparsely populated contiguous towns for stratum 18 to achieve comparable MOS.

Outside Worcester City, strata were created by combining contiguous towns using two criteria: a) similarity among towns in terms of vulnerability rating [H,A] (so the strata achieve reasonably optimal relative homogeneity), and b) aggregation obeys the MOS rule.

Harrison, a contiguous town and village, was urged to build 307 units in the last decade.

Boerum Hill Town House $2,560,000 BROOKLYN267A7A State Street (near Smith Street) One of 14 new contiguous town houses built to brownstone scale on a tree-lined block, this is a four-story, 3,424-square-foot single-family brick house with four bedrooms, four baths, floor-to-ceiling glass walls, staircase skylight and private backyard.

We defined the population at risk as the population of the two neighboring towns since this area represented the smallest geographically contiguous population that included all case-patients.

To begin with, multiple potential merger plans were put forth, one of which was for all of the contiguous Nishiuwa District towns (Misaki, Seto, Old Ikata, and Honai) to merge.

The territory of Salford is contiguous with other towns on all sides, and as defined by the Office for National Statistics forms the sixth-largest settlement in the Greater Manchester Urban Area, the United Kingdom's second largest conurbation.

The territory of Oldham is contiguous with other towns on all sides except for a small section along its eastern and southern boundaries, and for purposes of the Office for National Statistics, forms the fourth largest settlement of the Greater Manchester Urban Area, the United Kingdom's third largest conurbation.