Sentence examples for passionate town from inspiring English sources

But among traditional cultures and throughout most of human history, she said, art has also been a profoundly communal affair, of harvest dances, religious pageants, quilting bees, the passionate town rivalries that gave us the spires of Chartres, Reims and Amiens.

On the surface, that might sound like an advantage -- and it is if you're a dedicated schoolteacher, passionate town council member, motivated activist or skilled chef.

The President's emotional speech and passionate town hall this week reflected that awful truth about gun violence that we as faith leaders and clergy see firsthand: the terrible statistic that over 30,000 Americans are lost every year to gun violence, far more than in any other industrial nation, translates to families destroyed and lives ruined.

Cooper will attract an overwhelming proportion of the available attention: this game is being seen in Brisbane, the most passionate union town in the country, as his final audition for a Wallaby recall after various fallings-out with the management.

"We're very passionate about Carriage Town, and we don't give up," said Leanne Barkus, 43, who moved from Ann Arbor in 2000 to buy a two-story house for $63,000, and later acquired a pair of adjacent lots.

In a town passionate about sports, one that hasn't celebrated a major sports championship since 1983, when the Philadelphia 76ers won the N.B.A. title, McNabb is eager to end the frustration, just like the legion of fans who flock to Eagles games wearing his No. 5 jersey.

Tory MSP John Lamont said: "Zandra was a proud and passionate ambassador for the town of Hawick".

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Blanca's maternal grandmother, on the other hand, is the town's most passionate upholder of the faith.

No one wants her there, not the teachers or the students, and especially not Linda, the daughter of the town's most passionate segregationist.

Tomorrow the people of Blackpool will discover whether their footballing ambitions — lofty as the town's tower, passionate as a holiday romance and stubborn as the donkeys that traverse the sandy shoreline — will once again find fulfilment.