Sentence examples for established town from inspiring English sources

Thus was created a caliphate, with its seat at the newly established town of Sokoto.

"A major, established town like Edison and a site as complex as the Ford property require that we do everything we can to understand the project through the eyes of local residents and community organizations," Mr. Stern said.

It established town halls for discussion and promised to listen, but retains the right to accept or reject suggested changes with one exception: under certain circumstances, users can vote something up or down.

The estate was close to the established town of Brantford, but also allowed him to be close to New Credit.

By 1901, it was an established town with a hotel, coachbuilder, blacksmith, butcher, shoemaker, saddler, dairy and two stores.

Although Airdrie was an already established town and had local supplies of ironstone, the Monkland Canal link did not extend into Airdrie because of its higher elevation.

East Las Vegas and New Albuquerque also sprouted up, mirroring the adjacent established towns.

Aboriginal organisations have also complained about a duplication of government-funded services but those services are generally concentrated in established towns.

In any case, how can a town be called "eco" when its existence requires the loss of green land and a spread of new homes away from established towns, as so many of these proposals do?

Many now familiar infections — measles, for instance — require high population densities to persist; thus, it wasn't until people established towns and cities that such "crowd epidemic diseases" could flourish.

Bandar TunRazak is one of the established towns within the periphery of Kuala Lumpur.