Sentence examples for town groups from inspiring English sources

Across town, groups of young men with stolen guns and crude muskets declared themselves policeman and occupied the presidency building.

In that tradition, the Richardson bridge (at 1414 North Peaceful Lane) has received a steady stream of visitors since its opening, including private tour buses from out of town, groups from the local nursing home, and, shortly after it was finished, a crew from the "Today" show.

The Camden Town group met here.

The London Group brought together several English artists' alliances, the most important of which was the Camden Town Group, whose members included the painters Harold Gilman, Walter Sickert, and Spencer Gore.

Hanging on the walls are strange paintings by Sickert, an artist of high standing and founder of the Camden Town Group (later known as the London Group).

Mr. Rimkunas is also on the board of directors of Protect Your Environment, a town group that has been fighting airport expansion for decades to protect local marshes and wildlife.

We designed a cluster (town group) randomised controlled trial, the rationale being that since good communications exist between the schools of the same town, this could contribute to schools of the intervention group 'contaminating' those of the putative control group.

Several of the region's full-service hotels have the meeting and exhibition space combined with hotel rooms that some out-of-town groups are seeking, but they do not have the 60,000 square feet of meeting, banquet and exhibition space that some of the conventions need.

Levees rise from these banks and the banks of its tributaries in all heights and shapes, many built decades ago by people, towns, groups of farmers.

In surrounding towns, groups of people were casually walking in and out of mobile phone stores, supermarkets and pharmacies and looting.

He described the league as an out-of-town group.