Sentence examples for early town from inspiring English sources

The early town was mainly an agricultural centre.

"People forget that Hollywood was an early town, an innocent place.

The renaming of the town was left to an Englishman and early town civic leader, Darrell Duppa.

The North End is the only part of the early town that has remained residential since the 1630 settlement.

An examination of the stone walls and the sediments covering the Bronze Age ruins, Dr. Soter said, showed that the early town had met the same fate as its Classical successor.

He lectured and wrote profusely on London images, early town plans and prospects, and published volumes including Printed Maps of Victorian London, 1851-1900 (1975), London As It Might Have Been (with Felix Barker, 1982) and Getting London in Perspective (1983).

Early towns were also settled along the Connecticut River in the western part of the state.

This had wide applications, because if pottery could be dated, settlements, including early towns, could be identified and understood.

They dug trenches and in 2001 happened on evidence of the earlier town.

The earliest town charter was given by King Henry II, probably in 1154 55, but the borough was not incorporated until 1445.

But at an earlier town hall held by several other legislators, gun advocates badgered them with angry questions.