Sentence examples for growing communities from inspiring English sources

Sara works for Growing Communities, a box scheme in Hackney that 600 local residents subscribe to.

THEY came from farms in the South, from roiling cities in the North, from growing communities out West.

African Americans, roughly one-tenth of the total, constitute the largest minority group, and there are small but growing communities of Hispanics and Asians.

In the early 1900s, a tunnel through the hill linked Oakland and Lafayette, allowing horse-drawn and pedestrian traffic between the two growing communities.

Like other growing communities, Bound Brook is experiencing school overcrowding that is straining local budgets and pushing up real estate taxes.

The produce is harvested every week for Growing Communities' weekly veg boxes, which are then sold in local farmers markets and selected independent stores in Hackney.

The congressman intervened in similar efforts by other Napa-area wine-growing communities in recent years, and he said there was nothing exceptional about his support for the request that included the region where his vineyard is located.

Consumer education doesn't directly affect coffee-growing communities, but its value shouldn't be ignored, says North.

Unlike fast-growing communities in Florida and California, Cleveland didn't see housing prices rise through the stratosphere.

One of the fastest-growing communities in England in this period was Ashford in Kent.

He said communities like McAllen and Harlingen were often included on lists of the country's fastest-growing communities.