Sentence examples for develop a town from inspiring English sources
He set up the Poundbury development on Duchy of Cornwall land in Dorset a decade ago and is now helping develop a town with homes for 12,000 people at Sherford, near Plymouth, and a 4,000-home 4,000-home necovillage Wales.
While there are plans in place, promoted both by extrañjeros and Mexican locals, to develop a town architectural review board, residents now communicate their concerns mostly through old-fashioned petitions, though ultimately they have no one in authority to receive them.
While the war against the Seminoles continued, Mary and William Davis made plans to develop a town on Key Biscayne.
Wanting a loyal workforce, he developed a town agenda that drew upon environmentalism as well as popular attitudes toward capital's treatment of labor.
In Mariners Harbor, he developed a town-house project on a half-acre site that fronts directly on Richmond Terrace along Kill Van Kull.
Local civic leaders had been calling for a halt to such construction for more than a year, saying the town had approved too many high-density projects in recent years without first developing a town-wide land use plan for them.
A1 Interior Minister Natan Sharansky said he would return some of the land that had been taken from an Israeli Arab village northeast of Tel Aviv to develop a Jewish town.
Interior Minister Natan Sharansky announced today that he would restore to an Israeli Arab village part of its land that had been taken to develop a neighboring Jewish town.
The profits helped develop a utopian-minded town for Hershey employees with affordable houses and streetlamps designed like Hershey Kisses — not to mention Hershey Park, which will celebrate its centennial next year.
After drilling for oil and finding only water, they reorganized into Rodeo Land & Water Co. to develop a new residential town.
"Whoever gets there first wins," joked Leslie Kane, the environmental planner for the town of Guilford, which has been working to develop a greenway within the town.
