Sentence examples for pastoral town from inspiring English sources

"It makes people feel like this is a teeny pastoral town," Ms. Tipton said.

Week night fixtures all the way out in the pastoral town of Foxboro are notoriously bad draws.

In Salisbury, a pastoral town tucked in the northwestern corner of the state, Mr. Bernardoni has appointed a committee to consider alternatives to C.L. &P's plan.

LESS gentrified and touristy than Lenox or Great Barrington in the Berkshires and slightly more polished than the rural outposts of the Catskills, Chatham is a pastoral town at the northern edge of the Hudson River Valley.

Along with a close friend from Gunnedah, the pastoral town where she grew up, Kerr set out to experience what for many is the draw of New Zealand: to escape and explore, to get a little lost and, in the process, get a little found.

The tragedy has thrust Walkerton -- a pastoral town about three hours northwest of Toronto -- into the middle of a political tussle over Canada's future: to the conservatives who hope to recapture the national government in elections next year, Walkerton symbolizes bureaucratic incompetence; liberals, meanwhile, use it to illustrate the danger of making cuts in Canada's social net.

The state produces 80percentt of the drug found in this country, the officials say, 60percentt of it in the pastoral towns of the Central Valley stretching from Bakersfield to Sacramento.

The pastoral policy has the following visions: Phased voluntary sedentarization along the banks of the major rivers as the main direction of transforming pastoral societies into agro-pastoral systems, from mobility to sedentary life, from a scattered population to small pastoral towns and urbanization.

As a hostess, Wheeler got her start in artistic circles rather than society's, entertaining landscape painters like Sanford R. Gifford and George Inness at Nestledown, the sprawling estate she shared with her husband, Thomas M. Wheeler, an entrepreneur and real estate speculator, and their four children, in the then-pastoral town of Jamaica, Queens.

The skunks arrived after being displaced from once-pastoral towns in the grip of a building boom at the city's border.

The bucolic town of Lazarat is slightly different from many other pastoral Albanian towns, in that its green pastures are mostly made up of cannabis plants, which produce around 900 tons of bud every year.