Sentence examples for the towns which from inspiring English sources

A vicar or justicia also acted in the name of the crown in the towns, which enjoyed a greater degree of self-government than before.

"From the moment our forces, supported by Malian forces, began missions and patrols around the towns which we have taken, we have encountered residual jihadist groups which fight," Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said in a radio interview.

The play will be staged not just in London but in each of the towns which participated in the listening project, and may even be taken to Europe at the end of its UK run.

They also report higher income from NTFPs among households in remote areas than those living in the towns, which they attributed to lack of alternative sources of income among the former making them rely more on the sale of NTFPs.

Regarding the routes, it is important to underline that the buses can generally run on all kind of roadways, even on the roads in the centre of the towns, which can be considered narrower than usual.

Mr Spaven says: "Once the Borders railway is reopened the towns which will inherit the unwanted mantle of being the farthest towns of their size from the British railway network will be Fraserburgh and Peterhead in Buchan, north of Aberdeen.

Ms. Wagner passed the request on to the town, which welcomed the idea, Mr. Richter added.

During the 18th century the town, which is endowed with sandy beaches, became a bathing resort.

You have a different sort of tension in "The Town," which opens in the fall.

James especially likes the ruined castle perched above the town, which is happily unrenovated.

By 1269 the town, which stands on a steep hill overlooking the river, was walled.