Sentence examples for improved town from inspiring English sources

The application includes a new food store, hotel, new retail units, 157 homes and a "new and improved" town park at Elms Field as well as a redeveloped Peach Place plaza.

Faced with the need to expand and improve town hall, East Hampton officials have been exploring the option of building for at least a decade.

Town centre expert Mark Williams said the current rates system would be better than a supermarket levy at improving town centres.

After Joe Murphy had superbly denied Matt Richards' header, Morgan netted the close-range rebound on 63 minutes to stretch improving Town's recent run to just one defeat in nine games.

"The hallmark of President Levin's tenure has been to improve town-gown relations, and all that is going up in smoke," said John W. Wilhelm, president of the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union, the parent of the two union locals on strike.

At the end of the 18th century the 5th duke of Devonshire, lord of the manor, improved the town.

In the late 18th century Cromarty was bought by George Ross, who improved the town by building a harbour and establishing various industries, including a brewery and cloth and lace factories.

Sante's successor, Giovanni II (1443 1508), improved the town and its waterways, made the army more efficient, and maintained a family tradition of patronage of the arts and letters.

The development of sky gardens has not improved with town development and has not adequately compensated for limited ground-level green spaces.

The index last year recognized Blackfalds, Alberta, a community of about 5,000 people, as one of the 10 most improved small towns in Canada, rewarding the townsfolk for the way they got together to renovate and upgrade their public library.

Often they were disenfranchised and angry young men who had grown up in shabby, neglected towns where, for two decades, independent Ukraine had done little for them while corrupt elites skimmed off the little money that could have improved their towns.