Sentence examples for interconnected towns from inspiring English sources

"You get a sense of the scale of the place: it is massive, a series of interconnected towns settled by refugees and inhabited by hundreds of thousands of people for the last 25 years".  .

The Cinque Terre towns of today have, in reality, evolved as a designated world heritage site and a national park with mechanisms to preserve and protect the cultural landscape (including often-abandoned hillside vineyards), and the internationally noted "look and feel" of interconnected towns.

Even people in the streets call wistfully for Le Corbusier's perfect, interconnected town.

First performed in 2003 in the vastness of the Tate Modern Turbine Hall and now reconfigured for the more complicated, interconnected spaces of Huddersfield Town Hall, Chroma invites its listeners to "mix the music with your feet".

The story follows the fortunes of several interconnected families in the fictional town of Middlemarch, in the mid-eighteen-hundreds (Eliot first published the work in 1871).

Saskatchewan's incidence rate of MS is approximately 340/100,000 people [ 33] With a population of just over one million, roughly 3,400 people in Saskatchewan are living with MS. In a province often characterized by its small-town feel and highly interconnected social networks, one needn't look far before meeting someone who is personally affected by MS, either directly, or through a loved one.

Elizabeth Strout's 13 interconnected stories set in a fictional Maine town with a prickly, middle-school math teacher as the central character doesn't sound flashy.

It is a novel told in a series of interconnected stories, each featuring a tale of small-town life that illuminates a more profound truth.

If "You Can Count On Me" was a sublimely wrought depiction of a fragile dynamic between two siblings, "Margaret" is that writ large — played out not in a single family or a small town, but among ever-widening and interconnected circles of lives, their private dramas constantly thrumming and colliding.

Could our town madman procure arms more easily through clandestine means by buying them on this "interconnected net"?

"George Osborne needs to empower cities and towns to provide local, decentralised energy which can help provide the resilience that the country needs, alongside a smart interconnected grid and clean energy".