Sentence examples for open towns from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Though Tom Price is now considered an open town, Rio Tinto still owns nearly 1,000 of the town's 1,300 houses and supplies the residents with electricity, Mr. Softley said.

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 lack of female figures in the picture gives this an Elks club meeting feel rather than an open town meeting.

This was the result of a couple things; the strong environmental passions in the community, and the fact that Concord has an open town meeting form of government.

There, APA authorities will face members' confusion and rage during three APA Council governance meetings, a three-day teach-in organized by Psychologists for Social Responsibility, and open town hall meetings.

Butte was a wide-open town.