Sentence examples for crowded town from inspiring English sources
If Facebook and Twitter were crowded town squares the locus of democracy at its meanest and dirtiest Snapchat was the playground around the corner, a place reserved for silliness and fun.
Not a few victims swing in crowded town squares, with families and civic leaders looking on.
A controversial "news game" created by Frasca and a team of Uruguayan programmers, it shows a crowded town, where Arab terrorists mingle with ordinary people.
"The forces of division have started to raise their ugly heads again," Mr. Obama told a crowded town meeting of Indiana voters.
This was caused by a rash promise made by the DPJ's first prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, to the people of the island of Okinawa to scrap an agreement to move America's Futenma marine base from a crowded town to a more remote part of the island.
Tourist boards love to sell us the dream of a mountain escape – epic landscapes in which you will find inner and outer peace – yet all too often the reality is a crowded town whose charm has been swept away on an avalanche of over-development and souvenir tat.
They crowded town-hall meetings to condemn the new gun laws and promise political retribution.
Henry was particularly supportive of the mendicant orders; his confessors were drawn from the Dominican Friars, and he built mendicant houses in Canterbury, Norwich, Oxford, Reading and York, helping to find valuable space for new buildings in what were already crowded towns and cities.
IN the days when Tea Party activists were crowding town hall meetings and Glenn Beck's fans were thronging the Washington Mall, a kind of existential despair settled over the American left.
Its neon now throbs again, above a Bedford Street that runs through the heart of downtown Stamford and that is crowded with town houses, cars and pedestrians.
In the past year, housing activists in Denver, Minneapolis, Nashville, Providence and Seattle have pushed city officials to enact rent control, staging rallies and crowding town halls.
