Sentence examples for recognition of town from inspiring English sources

Much to her surprise and disappointment, however, the award has actually gone to Ron Nick Offermann) in recognition of town projects Leslie primarily developed.

One of the Olympic mascots has been named Wenlock in recognition of the town's historical link to the Games.

Upon much further review, the population of Robstown, Texas, is 93percentt Hispanic, and the mascot is in recognition of the town's historical role in cotton farming.

Lacking the name recognition of neighboring towns, these days Valley Cottage has buyers to thank for having raised its profile.

After a short time the name was changed to Brooklin, in recognition of the new town line along the brook separating Brooklin from Sedgwick.

"Little Miss Sunshine" has also been mentioned as a Broadway possibility, given the talents involved, the high name recognition of the movie, an out-of-town production of the musical at La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego in 2011 and the involvement of Broadway producers in helping shepherd the show's development, most recently Beth Williams and Barbara Whitman.

In 2010 he and his wife Christina were each given the title of Town Freeman in recognition of their work for the town.

"He is trying to make an issue out of an individual instead of facing the recognition of the people of his town that development is out of control," he said.

The air-conditioned terminal, made of steel, wood and coral stone, and with nearly 80,000 square feet, is designed with the architectural features of a typical sugar mill town, in recognition of its ownership, the Central Romana Corporation, Casa de Campo's parent company, which operates the Dominican Republic's largest sugar mill.

Mr Hammond, whose arrival at the MoD has been generally welcomed by the military and civil servants after the recent turbulence, was yesterday at Wootton Bassett for a ceremony in which the Royal prefix was granted to the town in recognition of the part it has played in the repatriation of members of the military killed abroad.

A wreath has been laid in a Dorset town in recognition of Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (Anzac) Day.