Sentence examples for this town embraces from inspiring English sources

"This town embraces everything".

Lewis says the town embraces around 600 societies and groups, from sporting organisations to older people's luncheon clubs.

That has helped the town embrace Howard even more, and he hopes he has properly reciprocated the positive vibes.

Guy de Montfort, brother of Simon de Montfort, handed down the seigneury in the 13th century; but from the mid-16th century the town embraced the Protestant Reformation, and historians even styled it a Protestant republic.

Questioning the idea of integration — the enduring liberal answer to segregation — the town embraced a separatism that allowed its inhabitants to go about their lives and shape their self-images in an atmosphere less burdened by interracial tension.

"It's one of the greenest projects I've ever worked on, and the town embraced it," said Lauren Yarmuth, a sustainability consultant with the design firm Yarmuth Radoff Green.

When Darren and Leah arrived in Forks, the town embraced them: strangers came by with tools, technical advice and free labor; and when they opened in June, anonymous bouquets of flowers and good-luck cards filled the sidewalk.

Gillett ended up falling in love with Montreal, and the town embraced him.

Pottery and amphora fragments recovered suggest the town embraced trading opportunities in Europe that came with Roman rule, and a fragment of a Roman roof tile has also been found.

Philadelphia being my hometown makes it even more egregious since that town embraced Springsteen so early and fervently.

He was acquitted, and Youngstown, a blue-collar Rust Belt town, embraced him as a folk hero.