The teacher felt he should embrace town planning and told the class to design a city.
The Lhota campaign has also embraced telephone town halls, in which voters can pose questions to Mr. Lhota; the campaign said 4,500 people participated on Friday.
McKillop has embraced the town's intimacy and the college's hurdles — its small size (and fan base) and its academic standards: 88percentt of this year's freshmen finished in the top 10percentt of their high school class.
— After her family moved from suburban New Hampshire to the wind-whipped plains of southeastern Wyoming, Monica Morin embraced small-town life, forging lasting friendships and celebrating her own quirky style.
This 1870s space and view is a wonderful but solitary way to embrace our town".
It was a logging hub in the 1800's, but the trees have grown back and now embrace the town.
Stony Point, for example, is a largely white enclave in the heavily poor and Hispanic school district that embraces the town of Haverstraw.
By the nineteen-sixties, local leaders had learned to embrace their town's accidental antiquity, and began a campaign of preservation and restoration that culminated, in 1982, with the designation of much of the village as a National Historic District.
Moscow clearly never planned to embrace the town's shabby chic aspect.
Does Luthor look there, and more importantly, do the citizens of Smallville embrace their town savior and protect his true identity from the general public?
Power, who was director of the Oakland Museum of California prior to coming to the college six years ago, will pass the torch to Jonathan Burke on July 1. "The fact that we've been embraced by the town as an important part of the community and it's reflected when I'm out about town … that support will be missed," he said.
