Sentence examples for the town allows from inspiring English sources
noun
A settlement; an area with residential districts, shops and amenities, and its own local government; especially one larger than a village and smaller than a city.
- This town is really dangerous because these youngsters have Beretta handguns.
The town allows the public to use it.
He also said he had no intention of buying a three-acre lot in a residential zone — the only place the town allows houses of worship.
Lieutenant James, who is also the Southampton Police Department's spokesman, said the town allows its officers to work as guards with few restrictions.
The Beach Bar is atypical because the town allows it to operate totally out-of-doors, and its out-of-control patrons treat the neighborhood as their playground.
He wanted the swimming pool to be closer to the property line than the town allows, and the fence to be two feet taller than the four-foot limit.
A loophole in the town allows police officers to essentially ban any dog they believe to be a pit bull at their personal discretion.
"The town allowed overdevelopment, and drainage was never properly addressed," Mrs. Giobbi said.
The town allowed developers to set purchase prices for the land, but made clear that it did not intend to discount property taxes.
The town allowed 1,000 homes to be built on 279 acres, she said, "but very few affordable units and no affordable rentals, which we desperately need here".
Opponents claim the town allowed a developer to build the apartments too close to an airport runway, although the town attorney says no one knows that for sure and in any event the matter is still under investigation.
The Italians call it a passeggiata, an ages-old village custom in which residents and visitors make a relaxed evening loop around the town, allowing them to visit, if only for a moment, with their neighbors.
