Sentence examples for thousands of town from inspiring English sources

Spain's diversity is expressed in 17 regional governments, plus provincial ones in some regions, and thousands of town halls.

Back-to-work schemes and other social programmes have been axed along with thousands of town hall jobs, leaving an air of hopelessness, despair and abandonment.

He remains the central feature of hundreds, if not thousands, of town squares and city halls here and in the post-Soviet states of Ukraine, Belarus and Central Asia.

HCAN also formalized outreach to Members of Congress and candidates for House and Senate in the buildup to the 2008 elections – though thousands of town meetings and local accountability sessions.

But when Tolland, a rural spit of a town in eastern Connecticut that only recently attracted a major supermarket, placed 29th out of thousands of towns throughout the United States, its own residents blinked in disbelief.

The leader of the narcotics task force responsible for an undercover operation in which more than a 10th of this town's black population was arrested defended the task force in court today against accusations of racial bias and fabricated evidence.

The highway meets the southern terminus of M-35, with the Menominee-Marinette Airport to its west, and the waters of the Green Bay less than 1000 feet to the east, following 10th Street out of town.

On Mar. 26th, 1836, an out-of-town edition, in magazine format was added to the metropolitan edition.

Bradley Manor (15th century), just west of town, is now a National Trust property.

The archaeological implications of this view are discussed in the context of the 17th-century town of Tornio on the northern Gulf of Bothnia.

At the edge of town, the 55th Regiment received orders from Mawhood to fall back and join the 40th Regiment in town.