Sentence examples for crowded towns from inspiring English sources

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 crowded towns, Hutus and Tutsis share mud-brick houses, one family per room.

Most of the deaths are caused by shellfire, hunger and disease in crowded towns which are under siege by the anti-government forces of Jonas Savimbi's Unita movement.

It's a special place – a craggy landscape of dramatic limestone formations, and also a good spot to escape the beautiful but crowded towns of Málaga province for some peace.

There is also Les Trons-Îlethe othere other side of the island, a collection of chic, but more crowded towns on the Caribbean coast, where the waters are somewhat calmer.

A series of global disease outbreaks during the past century, including SARS last spring and the Hong Kong flu epidemic in the late 1960's, have started in the crowded towns and cities of Guangdong Province, spread to Hong Kong and then gone quickly around the world.

They crowded town-hall meetings to condemn the new gun laws and promise political retribution.

Patient advocate groups and Democratic organizers have crowded town halls since February to grill lawmakers.

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.

Nowhere do the words "big condominium town house project" appear, and villagers have been crowding town meetings this spring to keep it that way.

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.