Sentence examples for form a town from inspiring English sources

Later, in the same year, the trustees made an unsuccessful attempt to dispose of the institution to Government, and, in the next, proposed to invest the funds of the institution to form a town hall and reading-room.

Even at night, or in bad weather, it cannot be mistaken for anything but what it is — the densely packed collection of small businesses, offices and homes that together form a town.

When local mullahs and members of the middle class tried to form a town council, they were pressed to drop their efforts by the brigades, the 30-year-old Dr. Maliki said.

After Jimenez formed a town chamber orchestra, he gave a 13-year-old Dudamel the chance to conduct a program of renaissance dances by Peter Warlock and Mozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik". Ever since, Dudamel's conducting path has seemed preordained.

The debate, which grew heated at times, took the form of a town meeting, in which the two candidates alternately answered questions submitted in advance from the audience.

On April 2, 1806, part of the town was split off to form a new town named Preston.

"Its expansion only adds to the community, and we have formed a town-gown committee to enhance the relationship between the university and the residents".

Originally form a small town in Germany, now living in Los Angeles.

Some 75 historic buildings from different periods and parts of Denmark have been brought here to form a small town in its own right.

[Charles Adams, 5] In September of 1651, the colony ordered that Mattabesset, later renamed Middletown, should be formed as a town, and, starting the following year, representatives from there were elected to the General Court.

It recommended unitary status for Blackpool, Blackburn, Halton, Northampton, Peterborough, Thurrock, Warrington and the Wrekin, and also that Rochester upon Medway and Gillingham should form a Medway Towns unitary authority.