Sentence examples for small mayors from inspiring English sources

"I Hope Like Heck," by Michael Solomon, grew out of a notion first explored by Hart Seely at Slate just six weeks after Palin was tapped as John McCain's show-stealing sidekick, and included her early sentiments on reporters, Washington outsiders, McCain's "verbiage," and this, on "small mayors": You know, Small mayors, Mayors of small towns — Quote, unquote — They're on the front lines.

Next to them, I am just a very small mayor".

"We have to prepare people for the overwhelming reality that the chance of recovering anyone alive is very, very small," Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said.

Offering his rationale for thinking small, Mayor Whelan put it his way: "The problem with something big is that you have to get everyone to agree and consensus seems impossible.

"We have to prepare people for the overwhelming reality that the chance of recovering anyone alive is very, very small," Mayor Rudolph Giuliani Rudolph Giuliani said.

Political leaders, from the prime minister to small-town mayors, persuaded angry youths to return home.

Judges here are now investigating about 1,000 officials ranging from small-town mayors like Ms. Pinilla to former cabinet ministers.

The abandoned Flushing Airport will be transformed into a complex for 180 small businesses, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and city officials said yesterday.

Most small-town mayors would not have had the foresight to order Cipro or announce what the acting state health commissioner, Dr. George T. DiFerdinando Jr., refused to announce.

In the struggle over same-sex marriage in New York, small-town mayors suddenly emerged last week as the unlikely protagonists, becoming engines for social and political change.

Many town supervisors and small-city mayors also bristled at the extra work their police departments would be asked to do, writing tickets for "light trespass".