Sentence examples for town designated from inspiring English sources
Nine were destroyed, seven in a part of the town designated as a World Heritage Site.
She was brought up in a standard wood-frame house in the part of town designated for black residences.
The town designated the hillsides that funnel water into the aquifer an "aquifer overlay district" and restricted development of certain businesses, like dry cleaners, in those areas.
Lying in the direct route of English invaders from the south, the town, designated a royal burgh in 1130, was burned by forces from across the border in 1216 and again in 1244.
On Tuesday, after hours of research and meetings, Mr. Douglas attained part of the goal when the town designated the DeMott burial site a landmark, the 29th in the town.
The two teams – the Uppies and the Doonies – battle for control of the leather "ba'", attempting to wrestle it towards the areas of the town designated as the goals.
Cumbernauld, in Scotland, was the first of these Mark II new towns, designated in 1955.
Although some neighboring towns designated for inclusion in the new province grumbled (and themselves took to the streets in protest), and despite internal consternation from the Sulaimani-based PUK and Gorran at the administrative loss of control, the symbolic leverage commanded by Halabja made it very difficult for any politician to refuse this localized form of self-determination.
Fig. 2 Distribution of sub-clans in the Seyag and towns designated for their resettlement (adapted and compiled from Ben-David 1996; Gal-Peer and 1979; Stern and Gradus 1979).
The medieval Old Town and the Neoclassical New Town were designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995.
The first town masterplan sub-divided the town's designated area into self-contained residential precincts with their own primary schools, local shops and community facilities.
