Sentence examples for low town from inspiring English sources

The town is divided by the river into Low Town (left bank) and High Town (right bank), the two being joined by flights of steps, including the 200 Stoneway Steps, and by the Castle Hill Railway, the steepest in England.

Although the vulnerability is low, towns are more at risk than rural areas due to higher density of population.

A big obstacle, they told us, is the closing of bank branches in small towns and low-income neighborhoods.

www.historiccharleston.org, (843) 722-3405 SAVANNAH TOUR OF HOMES AND GARDENS March 22 to 25 Self-guided walking tours of homes and gardens in historic district and in the nearby Low Country town of Vernonburg.

She learned, after complaining to local officials, that automatic sprinkler systems that came on during the night left the water pressure so low around town that there was no oomph to push the water to her house.

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Mielke et al. (1997) explained that age of housing tends to overestimate the exposure of children in small towns because soil lead concentrations are low in old towns with low traffic flow.

Today this low-rise town is a modest spread of boxy cream-coloured stone, but its prosperous heyday was in the 6th Century and remnants of Byzantine finery remain behind its unassuming facades.

The county bought land in New Rochelle for $4.8 million and sold it for $1 to a developer who is building 120 low-cost assisted living units, as well as about 70 low-cost town houses for eligible families.

Now it's a low-rise town of medium-size hotels, restaurants, bars and shops.

Acme's $27.15 daily rate is one of the lowest in town.