Sentence examples for individual towns from inspiring English sources

Franchise agreements are negotiated between individual towns, or groups of towns, with local cable providers.

Typically, cable providers sign agreements with individual towns to obtain the franchise for wiring the area.

The books, organized in chapters devoted to individual towns, are primarily pictorial.

Why do the individual towns on Long Island have zoning laws if they are not enforced?

"What it means for individuals, stores and individual towns we don't really know yet," he said.

It would be illuminating to know what was happening in individual towns and settlements.

It was up to each individual town to pass a law and few, including Glastonbury, had.

Local officials, for example, get no ethics training unless it is required by the individual town or county, which is rare.

It operates 143 public CCTV cameras at a cost of £260,000 per year, with a further 43 run by individual town councils with their own budgets.

Wenders brought a certain European elegance to Shepard's intellectual machismo (the title may refer to an individual town in the US, but it also alludes to the film's own transatlantic identity).

Tobyn Horton took first place in the Men's Individual Town Centre Criterium ahead of Jersey's Greg Mansell.