Sentence examples for old civic from inspiring English sources

Councillor Bob Johnson said there had been remarkably little political rancour over the new venue, which replaces the old Civic theatre.

In the newly subjected towns the old civic oligarchies continued to hold a measure of local power, though now under the supervision of Venetian podestas and captains.

They are an outgrowth of the civil rights movement, the anti-Vietnam War protests, women's liberation: issues that the old civic engagement failed to address.

This much-needed facility is the first public venue in the town since the old civic hall closed eighteen years ago.

This startling decision, while bound to prick old civic wounds and add to the pain already felt by the victim's family, was nonetheless a sound legal call.

New loft districts, old civic jewels and revitalized night life are making the old refrain of "Meet Me in St . Louis a welcome phrase again.

Local villages have their own centuries-old civic institutions.

In the proposal it will make public next week, the Metropolitan Waterfront Alliance, a year-old civic and planning organization set up to promote waterfront recreation and economic development projects, maps out a ferry loop crisscrossing New York Harbor.

"It's disgusting and it's inhumane," said Carlos Mackey, a 75-year-old civic gadfly who has been trying for 14 years to get the county to change its procedures.

Her call to drive Trump officials from public life has made her a hero to many on the left — and has disturbed not only Trump supporters but some moderates and Democrats who accuse her of hastening the country's descent from centuries-old civic standards.

The Palace of the Governors, 105 West Palace Avenue, (505) 476-5100, www.palaceofthegovernors.org, constructed in 1610, is North America's oldest civic building in continuous use.