Sentence examples for multicultural town from inspiring English sources

But overall I'd say Slough is a reasonably stable multicultural town and people tend to get along pretty well.

This once highly cultured and multicultural town, often still known in the west by its German name of Czernowitz was, until 1918, the wild east of the Austro-Hungarian empire.

UAF supporter John Heathcoat from Chesterfield, a retired community development worker, said: "This is a multicultural town and you can't have fascists dictating who should live in any particular area".

People immigrate here from all over the world (one of every two residents was born outside of Canada), creating a truly multicultural town.

Stanmer Court (£125pw) is the multicultural satellite town of Sussex, dominated by international students and situated outside of the campus proper.

An up-to-date version of that multicultural frontier town is on display every Sunday morning at a flea market, just around the corner from where Mrs. O'Leary's cow — in fable, anyway — is said to have kicked over the lantern that started the Great Fire of 1871.

Median home prices in this multicultural college town hover around $140,000.

She told Socha, who put her head in her hands as the judge spoke to her: "Derby, like any multicultural city or town, cannot tolerate such victimisation of one part of its community.

Although largely confined to California, bloodless bullfights have begun to crop up in other states; last summer, three were held in Arkansas City, Kan., to promote "diversity awareness," said Rodney Tipton, a member of the town's multicultural committee.

Obama's message has the feel of a slightly New Age, somewhat hip, multicultural, dialogue-friendly, college-town pulpit.

In the past three years, the downtown business district has been quietly transformed from a ghost town to a trendy multicultural arts community with galleries, antique stores, and even a coffee shop.