Sentence examples for regular town from inspiring English sources

"Teterboro was formed to be a business community, not a regular town," he said.

The Romans occupied the site with soldiers in 44 45 but built a regular town, which may have been a municipium, by 50.

In fact, in an era of e-mail, mass mailings and regular town meetings to plumb the souls of the people back home, Congress has many more ways of remaining accessible than it did in the past.

In a regular town house, he said, "you can spend whatever you want and have the greatest attention from alarm companies and otherwise, but she's still got to turn it off to walk in -- and if somebody's walking in behind her with something poking her in the back, you're done".

Mr. Edwards said that he would seek to run a White House as free as possible of the encumbrances of the presidency, saying, for example, that he would institute regular town hall meetings, like the ones that have become a central part of his candidacy.

Or rather, to see if it was possible to live in a regular town in the UK without traditional forms of currency.

He returned to London with promises to clamp down on graffiti and hold regular town-hall meetings.

Mr. Keller, for example, holds regular town-hall-like sessions that he's dubbed "Throw Stuff at Bill".

In addition, the college sponsored regular town-hall forums with each of the staff groups.

"Saugerties is more like a regular American town".

Waylon was a regular around town – he would stop by any little studio and say hello to his friends.