Sentence examples for office town from inspiring English sources

Long known as Village Hall, it has been a butcher shop, post office, town hall, grocery, lecture hall and vaudeville theater.

The few surviving landmarks are the stone and brick churches, banks, schools, factories, post office, town hall, public library, movie house and electric-company office that withstood the flood.

Queensland's conservatives are different: in a state where capital always came from elsewhere, where Brisbane was a "branch office town" and where the legal and medical establishments were left to fly the "small l" liberal flag more or less on their lonesome, the state had never been fertile soil for social liberalism.

This could be done by getting off the bus a few stops earlier to home or work, or by walking anywhere you can in a reasonable distance such as to the dairy or grocery store, school, the post office, town, or a friend's house.

With their French post offices, town halls, prefects and use of the euro, they are in theory French administrative departments.

Throughout August, immigration groups organized hundreds of visits to Congressional offices, town hall-style meetings, vigils, marches and rallies, creating a constant buzz in the districts of many House lawmakers, particularly Republicans.

This applies in hospitals, post offices and town halls.

The branch post offices around town have been displaying a placard bearing pictures of and data about a man wanted by the federal government.

After the meeting, James dropped Melinda at her office in town.

"If you're interested in a shop, restaurant, office, apartments, town homes — or whatever!

Normally, on a Tuesday morning, you will find Paul grinding through wills at a solicitors' office in town.