He saw golden domes rising out of the town circle that would hold thousands of transcendental meditators, all with the shared goal of bringing coherence to the world around them.
The scene where everyone in Springfield gathers around the town circle, holds hands and begins singing is a reference to How the Grinch Stole Christmas!. * "Hallelujah", the chorus from George Frideric Handel's Messiah, can be heard when it starts snowing.
In a burger bar lit by primary colours and over-enthusiastic plastic, in a rainwashed seaside northern town, circled by gulls.
The town circles a hill, on the summit of which stands a citadel with a ring of walls, nine extant towers (including the "Tower of the Clock"), and a number of medieval churches.
Wandering the streets of Riga's Old Town, circling the famous Freedom Monument, visiting the rural holiday homes of the Russian Politburo, I struggled to recall a visit to any region that had been quite so conditioned by its history.
He's miles from the closest town, circling the outskirts of a festival and carrying a backpack, which all seems a little suspicious.
Then there are the regions around Hartford, New Haven, Bridgeport, and New London, in which suburban towns circle a core city.
Small Irish towns circle around the same old obsessions and gripes and perceived slights for months and years and decades unending, and it is these that unite us, and the sheer depth of the bitterness that sustains us: our neurotic systems are powered to near-bionic levels of happy outrage on the engines of our talk, our bitching and our gossip.
Resuming his journey, B systematically explored the neighboring towns, circling them all as he approached central London.
In general, those districts are parceled into a number of subdivisions, which encompass several blocks, towns, circles, and villages.
As the old summer towns circling New York extend their year-round roots, more and more Americans are looking for seasonal idylls, according to the federal housing data.
