Sentence examples for rational town from inspiring English sources

In both cities the spread of slums makes any kind of rational town planning impossible.

My next stop was Natchitoches, which was founded 299 years ago in an era that apparently predates rational spelling: the town's name is pronounced "Nakatish".

Renault, however, sees its cars as a "rational choice" for getting around town.

Renault, however, says its cars are a "rational choice" for getting around town.

This geographical dividing of the city into the rational and planned (the New Town, where the wealthy made their homes) and the mazy, dark, and nefarious Old Town gave rise to literary metaphors for the human condition and provided Stevenson with his major inspiration for Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Based in the Bavarian town of Landsberg, Rational has a 54% share of the global market for thermal food preparation appliances -- ovens, steamers and grills -- used in large-scale and commercial kitchens.

He lived with his family in a large house in Edinburgh's "New Town" (constructed to a rational, geometric design in the late 18th century).

In this sense, politics resembles the marketplace or a town hall debate where rational consensus about public goods can be reached.

These towns have boxy houses, rational road layouts, plentiful but not especially distinguished greenery, and "herringbone" brick paving.

"It is clear that the nonresident property owners have a sufficient interest in town affairs to make it rational for the town to include them in the political process," the Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit ruled.

Their rational is "she's the only girl in town I love or will ever love"– which is kind of fucked up and true because they actually do know everyone else.