Sentence examples for make town from inspiring English sources

He said he also wanted to make town government more open.

Despite his promise to protect public services, Osborne's decision to make town halls find 7.1% of savings for each of the next four years is expected to hit those most in need of local provision.

Since neither the offended Grecians nor the spirited dissenters oppose Marsh or seek to make town boards "religion-free zones", but simply hold out the more modest hope that the town would host only "inclusive and ecumenical" prayers making reference to "a generic God", they aren't—remotely faithful to their own principles.

Does that make towns more interesting or more threatening?

But they also point to better roads that make towns more accessible.

FOR more than a century J. Sainsbury and Boots have been the two landmarks on Britain's high street that make towns feel complete and smaller villages envious.

"To make towns work, they're going to have to offer something different and interesting, something that the internet can't provide.

Researchers at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) have been working on ways to make towns and cities more sustainable by taking waste from housing and turning it into energy.

Make towns all across the place.

The boorish drunkenness that makes town centres in many other countries unpleasant is mercifully rare in Italy.

The traditions of making town houses with gardens, admired by Rasmussen, could be revived.