Sentence examples for the subsequent town from inspiring English sources

During the subsequent town hall meeting at the Bayview Opera House, Suhr was booed out of the building.

I still plan to moderate the Sunday brunch at which the former Palestinian ambassador Afif Safieh is the keynote speaker as well as the subsequent Town Hall on "Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions as a peaceful, legal, and just campaign" for freedom, from ending Israel's occupation, justice for Palestinian refugees, and equality for Palestinian citizens of Israel.

In the subsequent town hall meeting, Senator Obama did talk about education, as he always does, although for the Levittown and Bristol teachers he wasn't as detailed and specific, or as impassioned, as he can be on the need to improve education in America.

We ask: (1) Does the partisan identity of the mayor influence the voter's decision in subsequent town council elections?

The aesthetic harmony of this space has influenced many subsequent town planners.

At a subsequent town hall meeting that will live in infamy, Marsch and sporting director Ali Curtis were heckled about the decisions made at the club, at which point Marsch acknowledged that his analogy might have been unfortunate.

This was just before the release of Darkness On The Edge of Town and the subsequent tour.

The subsequent sale of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village only confirmed that this was the right time to sell.

Yes, the fact that this terrible thing happened at all, and that the subsequent reaction of this town -- and of the adults whose job it was to shape and mold these young men into something other than the criminals that they became -- was to lie and cover up and excuse and blame the victim is a sad, sad state of affairs indeed.

A shipbuilding boom in the early part of the 20th century became massive during World War I, making Seattle somewhat of a company town; the subsequent retrenchment led to the Seattle General Strike of 1919, the first general strike in the country.

There is no doubt the subsequent popular uprisings in towns across the country were, in part, promulgated and promoted via social networking sites by driven, savvy young people.