Sentence examples for protective town from inspiring English sources

Several earlier settlements were built near modern Southampton featuring protective town walls.

Mr. Stuart is especially protective of the town.

Still, Mr. McMahon, like many Goodspeed officials, is protective of the town, where the theater has such a long history.

Having dependent children appeared to have protective effects in towns, especially for males (OR: 0.49 (95% CI 0.27 to 0.90)).

Casement windows overlook the Svete Marije Cathedral; the building's front wall was originally part of the town's protective sea wall.

Special equipment being bought by the town includes protective masks and suits for police officers and firefighters, night vision goggles, metal detectors, a Geiger counter, thermal imaging cameras, gas analyzers, a toximeter pump and detector tubes, and waterless disinfectant.

In 1999 the pro-government chief of Mwenga fled an advancing rebel army, leaving his wife behind with the town's protective charm; the soldiers publicly buried her alive with the charm.

New towns with protective castles were established at Caernarfon and Harlech, the administrative centres of the first two shires, with another castle and walled town built in nearby Conwy, and plans were probably made to establish a similar castle and settlement near the town of Llanfaes on Anglesey.

Sorry, but I get very protective about our seaside towns.

Healdsburg, its neighbor eight miles to the south, has been one of the choicest wine country destinations for years, but Geyersville's 2,000 residents are protective of its small-town feel and agrarian roots.

Against my gentle recommendation, he had started his own construction project a small mound that he had patted and sculpted into some elegant shape beyond the protective wall of the sand town.