Sentence examples for steps of town from inspiring English sources

Many brokers, buyers and sellers echo the people who protested on the steps of Town Hall during the municipal election in April: Property taxes are farther "out of whack" in West Orange than almost anywhere else.

Here is what they had to say: "A few tables outside a delicatessen may be a natural progression from the phenomenon of office workers eating their brown-bag sandwiches on the steps of Town Hall," said Gertrude S. Goldberg, a New Canaan resident and professor of social policy at Adelphi University.

I'd walk myself—I can see my destination a short distance away but a few steps outside of town, the ground becomes less stable.

I'd walk myself, I can see my destination a short distance away, but a few steps outside of town the ground becomes less stable.

Earlier, Xi was cheered on the steps of Manchester town hall by hundreds of his UK-based countrymen.

Probably not, but Nelson has apparently filed his nomination papers and plans to make a speech on the steps of South Shields town hall.

For the past 45 minutes, my boyfriend, Chris, and I had stood watching as processions of hooded monks carrying candles and banners painted with the images of saints come down the steps of the town's 15th-century castle.

He occasionally dabbled in music, once creating a skiffle band called Dr Stroganoff Treacle Hammer And His Supporting Wall Of Sound, who would play covers of songs on the steps of Bolton town hall.

Standing in a crowd of thousands at the steps of the town hall, Diane Clarke, the mother of paracanoeist Rob Oliver, said she was "absolutely bursting with pride" at her son's achievements.

The project will culminate on July 22 at 7 p.m. with a free public concert by the Westchester Philharmonic on the steps of Mount Vernon Town Hall under the baton of Paul Lustig Dunkel, music director and conductor.

On a grey morning at 8am on 21 December 2005, they stood on the steps of Liverpool Town Hall with 120 guests, 30-odd photographers and the man from the local radio station giving minute-by-minute commentary.