Sentence examples for locally historic from inspiring English sources

A nonpracticing lawyer (he teaches and has written two books on gay rights and the law), Mr. Pinello, 58, is the midlife zealot who, alongside the male partner he desperately wants to marry, committed a much-publicized, locally historic act of civil disobedience April 28.

Russell Jones, land management officer at NRW, said: "Protecting and maintaining Wales' forestry land is one of our biggest roles and tackling the spread of larch disease is a huge priority for us". He said the replacement native broadleaf species would "provide the woodland with more resilience as well as enrich the locally historic landscape".

Felling Park was locally listed as of special local historic interest by Gateshead Council in 2004.

John Vinci of Vinci/Hamp Architects, a firm much noted locally for historic renovation work, calls them fantasy houses.

The district has two locally designated Historic-Cultural Monuments: a 1915 Japanese Craftsman and a 1923 Mayan-inspired home designed by Lloyd Wright that marks the first use of his textile-block concrete construction method.

The tree was locally designated a historic landmark on February 2 , 1988

She is Julie Wells, a Spokane businesswoman who is well known locally for restoring several historic downtown buildings.

Joan was a dedicated and energetic leader in historic preservation locally and on the State and National levels.

Cawdors Tea Rooms on the Stackpole Estate serves food (some, such as its cheese, locally sourced) from an historic kitchen garden.

"It is an educational tool, and it seems to me the committee members should not have to pay to go". The city has a vested interest in the preservation of historic structures, locally rated E for excellent, K for key examples and C for contributory to neighborhood character, in the belief that the preserved properties help distinguish the city from other communities and foster civic pride.

Broadly defined, a contributing property is any property, structure or object which adds to the historical integrity or architectural qualities that make a historic district, listed locally or federally, significant.