Sentence examples for schools town from inspiring English sources

Nationwide, schools, town halls, leisure centres and homes are becoming renewable power stations, taking advantage of the short payback times afforded by feed-in tarriffs.

A political life centered on local schools, town governments, voluntary associations, and churches; a house in the woods with the television turned off.

Until now, the idea of a public space in which religious neutrality could be enforced included public hospitals, state schools, town halls and other public institutions, but not privately run organisations.

Like the riders before them, this new generation of students have been meeting with Indigenous elders and entering schools, town halls and missions, in the hopes of understanding the complex challenges such communities face.

At this year's 2,142 precinct caucuses, to be held in schools, town halls and homes, Iowans will be asked to move to one part of a room to show support for their candidate.

Flights and ferry services in the central and southern Philippines were cancelled as more than 600,000 residents of low-lying villages fled to schools, town halls and churches, the national disaster agency said.

It has helped people, schools, towns, cities and counties.

The informative brochures will be distributed to disability education centers, primary schools, towns and villages.

"L.A. is an art-school town," Ms. Kruger said in an interview.

In 2010, she paid $1,748 in school, town and county taxes (it would have been $3,276, but she benefited from a tax break for the elderly).

He also plans to take advantage of Anderson's status as a one-high-school town by installing his system with grade school teams and asking his players to coach some games.