Sentence examples for of various towns from inspiring English sources

The Hicks painting is explicit in its expression of community, but a number of depictions of various towns more or less in detail make the point tacitly.

Many Roma do live in unspeakable conditions in improvised shantytowns on the periphery of various towns and cities. (A case this week in Greece, of a small blonde girl found in a Roma camp with several other children whose births were unregistered, plays into this picture).

They have announced the "capture and destruction" of Boko Haram camps, the deaths of "high-profile" Boko Haram members and other "terrorists," the "disarray" of militants, the discovery and destruction of weapons caches, and the "securing" of various towns and settlements in the north from Boko Haram.

Residents of various towns and villages have imposed night curfews on Syrian refugees to mitigate dangers posed by "marauding strangers".

Legions of borough councilmen and councilwomen, city planners, members of various town committees and cooperatives, city lawyers and mayors (they were encouraged to wear a yellow ribbon distinguishing themselves) all crammed the escalators and corridors of the Atlantic City Convention Center.

In 1965, thanks to the efforts of preservation-minded residents, the neighborhood became the city's first historic district, and each year the Brooklyn Heights Association organizes a self-guided house and garden tour, giving those who didn't buy early the chance to explore the interiors of various town houses.

Cornwall had its own countywide force from the 1850s after the amalgamation of various town and borough constabularies before it finally joined with officers in Devon in 1967.

State-owned and private companies operate regular bus service from Itanagar to various towns of Assam, including Guwahati, Tezpur, Dibrugarh, Tinsukia, and Jorhat.

A group of basketball stylists who never received the acclaim they deserved (because in their heyday they played for various towns) consisted of Edward and Lew Wachter, Jimmy Williamson, Jack Inglis, and Bill Hardman.

We then trekked to various towns in of northern Bolivia and Southern Peru, seeking reactions to the technology and local officials who could help us run distribution campaigns.

We conceded long ago that certain areas of the tidal coastline of Long Island are under the jurisdiction of the various towns.