Sentence examples for loud town from inspiring English sources

It came after months in which Ms. Giffords, like other Democrats, found herself being battered at loud town hall meetings on health care.

"My grandparents played this kind of music, so Konono has always existed, but the normal likembe is not very loud and Kinshasa is a very loud town.

A few years ago, the buzz about after-hours museum events was loudest across town.

He owned and edited a local newspaper, the Emporia Gazette, which had what Time once called "the loudest small-town editorial voice of the U.S".

Also escorted away but not arrested: an armed man at a loud and rancorous town meeting hosted by Representative Steve Cohen of Memphis.

Just this weekend, two GOP congressmen from relatively conservative districts confronted loud protesters at town hall meetings in which the Affordable Care Act was a major topic of discussion.

The most prominent are the "Cuban Jubans", a group long ago sent to Havana for education; they run the loudest bar in town.

Officials say loud music erodes the town's charm.

Mr. West's fans in his district, which stretches over two counties along the east coast of Florida, are both numerous and loud; hundreds fill his town hall-style meetings, many of them favoring T-shirts bearing his image.

"We want this man arrested, in jail, and charged for murder," the Rev James Stewart, pastor of the nearby Murchison Tabernacle church, said of the officer involved, to loud applause at a town hall meeting.

Some things never change, though – I'm back to hearing random waves of loud music all over town: pockets of nostalgic joy.