Sentence examples for measures of town from inspiring English sources

The spatial units used were map-grid-based squares of 250×250 m, 1×1 km and 10×10 km and administrative measures of town and zip-code areas.

David Gregory actually mentions the fact that members of the House GOP have returned to their districts and taken a measure of town hall disapproval from constituents who don't want Medicare gutted.

It is a measure of this town's appeal, however, that I was hardly disappointed.

Those stories attract both a Colorado and national sports audience, as well as the professional real-estate audience that may be selling homes to other relocating professional athletes or CEOs in Colorado or elsewhere, or who use the recovery of the luxury-home market as a measure of a town's comeback within its regional economy.

There are also, for good measure, a couple of out-of-town tourists in an enormous R.V., good-natured rubes who mistake Jane's climactic speech for a performance of "Cats".

He spent three days in the Oval Office while Jimmy Carter was out of town, measuring and photographing every inch of it.

For distance to towns, we took the distance measured from the center of town.

Through the Civil Registration System, we obtained data on marital status (married, divorced, widowed, never married, or unknown) and urbanization (city, town, or provincial town) as measures of social status.

36 patients were not measured with the BCM due to various reasons (hospitalized, out-of-town at the time of the measurement, declined).

Some of the terms of those acts, for example the option to remove political trials to England, originated with Gage, and measures such as curbing the activities of town meetings and withholding representative government from the Ohio Country also show his influence.

The teams of "green T-shirts" at La Turballe are new this year, one of the measures the town has taken to help tourists feel better about going on the beaches.