Sentence examples for new precinct from inspiring English sources

"Every time we get a new precinct captain, I will ring it".

But Ms. Moskowitz is trying to expand her chain into a whole new precinct of the city, the relatively well-off Upper West Side.

It merely asked that Officer Naolo transfer to a new precinct and that Macy's refrain from publicizing his former beat in Herald Square.

Mr. Sturcken said the department plans to open five new precinct buildings upstate, west of the Hudson River over the next two years.

Steve Grubbs, the Cain campaign's state chairman in Iowa, described the state of play among Cain supporters there: "Ironically, on Friday, the last day of the campaign, we signed up 21 new precinct captains, finishing at 926 total.

In July, they approved a new executive committee, and Tony Warren, one of the organizers and a new precinct committeeman himself, said six out of seven executives are "constitutional conservatives," in keeping with Tea Party ideology.

It's not unrealistic to think that these new precinct-by-precinct county organizations in fledgling communities all over America may endure long after Karl Rove has retired to lead seminars at a Texas university.

The county needed almost 200 additional clerks for the new precincts, and many of the regular clerks refused to work with the new electronic equipment, Ms. Oliphant said.

Towns spilled out into the landscape, sometimes on all sides, or sometimes lopsidedly, so that from the air they came to resemble pork chops — the new precincts like so much fat and bone.

Towns spilled out into the landscape, sometimes on all sides, or sometimes lopsidedly, so that from the air they came to resemble pork chops the new precincts like so much fat and bone.

The next year, when the city's first black police commissioner, Benjamin Ward, ordered a fifth of the force transferred to new precincts to reduce corruption, the name "Uncle Ben," and other demeaning references to the commissioner, rang out on police radio broadcasts.