Sentence examples for open town from inspiring English sources
Sometimes citizens were asked to attend a cabildo abierto (open town meeting) on important matters.
Washington, with its wide lanes, open town square and tasteful white homes with black shutters, is nothing if not simple.
As a young man he played in clubs in Cincinnati and across the Ohio river in Newport, Kentucky, then an "open town" full of casinos.
Instead of open town meetings where the average American can tell the President he's a fool, we have scripted, controlled events.
It straddles Yesler Way, long a nexus for all things sinful and battleground between proponents of an "open town" and those hoping to suppress vice.
The event will include a reading of the speech itself, panel discussions with prominent members of the theater community and Princeton faculty Jill Dolan and Brian Herrera, and an open town hall discussion.
Hartz, based in Secaucus, has scheduled the first in what is to be a series of open town-hall-style meetings for Thursday at 7 p.m., at the Edison Clarion Inn.
In 2009, during Barack Obama's first visit to China — at a time when his Administration was seeking Chinese coöperation on climate change, Iran, and North Korea — he nonetheless held an open town-hall forum with Chinese students in Shanghai.
It iterated calls for the withdrawal of volunteers from Spain, condemned the bombing of open towns, and showed approval of humanitarian work.
North of Clyde, NY 414 intersects a number of roads of local importance as it heads north-northwest across gentle terrain in the mostly open towns of Galen and Rose as Main Street.
Butte was a wide-open town.
