Sentence examples for imposing town from inspiring English sources
Within Delft's city walls were picturesque canals and a large market square, which was flanked by the imposing town hall and the soaring steeple of the Nieuwe Kerk ("New Church").
The imposing town hall is surrounded by gabled roofs, and the cathedral of St Bartholomeus was where kings and emperors of the Holy Roman empire were crowned in the 17th and 18th centuries.
This area, for years presenting an almost rural atmosphere, being bordered by imposing town houses with great gardens, is now the site of tall office blocks, apartment buildings, luxury hotels, and embassies, as well as the National Library, the National Archaeological Museum, the Queen Sofia Arts Centre, and the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
On an evening in late May I walked up to the Plaza de España, the city's front room, where one side is formed by the imposing Town Hall, and a few steps away lies the Palacio de Ferrera (Plaza de España 9, +34 985 129080, nh-hotels.com, doubles from €70), an urban stately home transformed into the best hotel in Avilés.
A week before the gag order was imposed, Town Supervisor Dewey Decker signed a letter to Governor Cuomo asserting that a delay was "only empowering opponents" -- including, presumably, the opponents in his own community.
"Bordeaux is a big, rich, handsome, imposing commercial town, with fine old 18th-century hoverlookingooking the yellow Garonne," he wrote after a stay of three days.
The cafe covers the first floor of an imposing 1890s town house, and there is a separate side entrance to the 19 guestrooms, which are set off a wonderful winding art nouveau staircase that leads up to the attic.
Draws include Angel Falls, the Andes, imposing colonial towns and the magnificent Orinoco River.
Draws include Angel Falls, the world's highest waterfall, flat-topped Andean mountain ranges, imposing colonial towns and the magnificent Orinoco River, which winds its way some 2150 miles through Amazonian jungle to the Caribbean.
The most imposing buildings in town were the Baptist church, the Methodist church and the Carnegie Library.
An imposing Havana-style town house, the property was built in 1860 by the returning Indiano who made his fortune in a tobacco factory.
