Sentence examples for for both town from inspiring English sources

George Ferguson made the call after lawyers for both town green campaigners and the Ashton Vale landowners decided the earliest date was October 2013.

Notably, the odds ratio of being prepared to travel longer for residents of sparsely-settled communities remains significant (OR 2.68, 95%% CI 1.78 4.03), compared to residents of closely-settled communities, even after accounting for both town clustering and current travel behaviour.

There's only one restaurant in Nucla, one hamburger joint in Naturita, and one bar for both towns.

Lawyers for both towns have spoken at two public hearings before the Columbia Planning and Zoning Commission and a third is planned.

In the club statement released by Hereford, Agombar, whose son Harry played for both Swindon Town and Macclesfield Town, said: "I'm a football man and I want what is the very best for Hereford United and its supporters.

One of Western's first scenes takes place at the Abrazo Ceremony, where families from both towns meet for fireworks, food, and music to celebrate their continuing connection.

It was the chosen style for numerous houses in both town and country, although Holkham is exceptional for both its severity of design and for being closer than most in its adherence to Palladio's ideals.

Further Questions for Discussion: -How might it benefit a college for its bookstore to serve both "town and gown"?

The last few years have been an era of flux for both the town and the Baniaks.

Wilder — then at the height of his eminence, having won Pulitzers for both "Our Town" (1938) and "The Skin of Our Teeth" (1942) — dismissed Williams's latest effort with the air of one "delivering a papal bull," as Williams put it.

Sealyham Terriers are suited for both the town and country.