Sentence examples for liveable towns from inspiring English sources
"Liveable towns are fewer and fewer," he says.
In a survey of the world's most liveable towns, published yesterday, European cities dominate but not the European cities that you might imagine.
Santa Clara is a pretty, liveable town and it revels in its history.
Brazil's Brasília and Nigeria's Abuja (inaugurated in 1960 and 1991, respectively), although not universally beloved and much smaller than Rio de Janeiro or Lagos, respectively, still have loyal supporters who see them as legitimate, liveable, and pleasant towns.
They define our soft power around the world; they make our towns and cities more liveable and likeable.
With a chronically sedentary nation and around one in three children overweight or obese, investment in cycling would pay enormous health dividends, the letter argued, as well as boosting businesses along the routes, and making towns and cities less congested and more liveable.
It's nice to have a glimpse into a time when town planning was automatically seen as a force for good, says Brown. "It was the idea that town planning could be a way of making our cities more liveable," he says.
But golf courses and suburban housing make the place liveable, and some locals have grown attached to Alberta's tar sands and Fort McMurray, the town at the centre of them.
In particular, the bioclimatic analysis of the system of central squares of the small town in Sant'Ilario d'Enza (Italy) becomes the base for the design of a new liveable space among buildings of limited historical and architectural value.
(Anonymous) When I've not been able to get to Scottish hills there's always been Glasgow, the town centre with its undulating hills, grid system, and fine Georgian architecture able to evoke a small liveable mixture of New York and San Francisco on the Clyde.
