Sentence examples for save town from inspiring English sources

Open-space funds, from which the towns may draw money to compete in the real-estate marketplace to save town land, also have become increasingly popular.

Lord Smith also denied making the controversial comment that Britain may have to choose whether it wants to save "town or country" from future flooding because it is too costly to defend both.

Lord Smith denied making the controversial comment that Britain may have to choose whether it wants to save "town or country" from future flooding because it is too costly to defend both.

He made the comments after Lord Smith had written in the Daily Telegraph that Britain may have to choose whether it wants to save "town or country" from future flooding because it is too costly to defend both.

For Salt, it will take more than an injection of cash from the government's mining tax to save towns like Moranbah.

Just like the Tea Party, citizen grass-roots initiatives in communities globally are working to save towns money, create new jobs and protect the natural resources every human has an inherent right to enjoy.

That would save towns $584 million in 2009, and another $509 million next year and $257 million in 2011, as they work their way back to full financing in 2012, according to information presented to lawmakers considering the measure.

"It was a decision to save the town of Muzaffargarh, but the town would not have been inundated anyway," he said.

In Zombies: IRL, your town is a horror movie, and you and your friends can compete or cooperate to save your town from the wrestless zombie hordes.

Will they find out and save the town?

It was a rudimentary and ultimately vain effort to save their town.