Sentence examples for respectful town from inspiring English sources

Back then, he recalled, respectful town drunkards barely taxed the public budget as they gratefully slugged down black coffee and slept off their misdeeds in a far less complex world of the jail house.

"It's a somber scene, but people are going about their work in a businesslike approach and being very respectful," said Scott Bylewski the Clarence Town Supervisor, who was at the crash site Saturday, 6038 Long Street.

The envoys from "Big Fish" convinced Redden that their film — a picaresque fable about a travelling salesman — would be respectful of him and of small-town life.

Unlike Moss, whose attention-grabbing antics eventually wore out his teammates, Rice remains the same respectful young man who grew up in the town of Gaffney, S.C., the youngest of three boys raised by a single mother, Ida Coleman.

"Inspiring" may seem an odd word to use about pictures of an extended family living in a dying town, but his pictures are always tender, respectful, and loving.

We have a small-town police force, and the people are respectful.

"During the time Nile has been with Swindon Town, he has been a hard-working and respectful member of the squad and has respected the club's policy and supporters.

Mr. Shephardson terms Ramsey "a town of young families who work hard and raise respectful children".

I think that Brock is very respectful and courteous," testified Gary Galbreath, a swimming coach from Brock Turner's home town of Ohio.

That's what small-town America is all about: clean-cut boys, very respectful".

This portrait of gossipy small-town life could easily be played for laughs, but the film remains respectful and modest.