Sentence examples for resilient town from inspiring English sources

"But we'll bounce back; we are a resilient town".

President Obama vowed to track down the perpetrators and bring them to justice, praising Boston as a "tough and resilient town" that will take care of itself and will be taken care of by the country.

Mr. Obama paid tribute to Boston as a "tough and resilient town," saying, "I'm supremely confident that Bostonians will pull together, take care of each other and move forward as one proud city, and as they do, the American people will be with them every single step of the way".

"Boston is a tough and resilient town.

Once ravaged by Katrina, this resilient town on the water has seriously artsy vibes.

Even if the prospects for certain characters are sometimes grim, the resilient town is not.

Or dwell on the high proportion of benefit claimants the faded-but-resilient Sussex seaside town has acquired.

Long-term investment could have made villages and towns more resilient.

In Greenwich, usually the most resilient of Gold Coast towns, the average price of a home declined by 3percentt last year, to $1,782,885, from $1,842,040, said Russell Pruner, owner of Russell Pruner & Associates, a real estate brokerage company.

Parks will be a critical part of 21st-century infrastructure for resilient American cities and towns.

I'd be willing to bet that in the dozens of successful towns and resilient communities that the Fallowses visited, local changemakers are leading transformation every day in ways big and small.