Sentence examples for town movement from inspiring English sources

Mr Booth now ranks as a founder of the international book town movement.

This new emphasis on economic development has galvanised the Transition Town movement, and not only in the UK.

The redevelopment of shattered cities such as Plymouth, Bristol, Liverpool and Portsmouth was paralleled in the country by the new town movement.

The UK-based REconomy project that emerged from the Transition Town movement has been set up to incubate and support these sorts of decentralized, sustainable solutions.

Associate director, Thea Sharrock; sets by Georgia Sion; lighting by Johanna Town; movement director, Liz Ranken; illusionist, Paul Kieve; composer, Gary Yershon; sound by Crispian Covell.

The club runs pool, chess and walking groups, and is a meeting-place for local environmental groups, such as the Transition Town movement.

By then he was also an adherent of the so-called new-town movement, which advocated fulfilling the needs of a new community's residents rather than filling coffers through dense development.

The image is compelling, and throughout Mr. Watson does physical detail very well: heat, food, smells, the damp depths of the woods, the pungency and drag of small-town movement and speech.

Elsewhere in the twin towns, movement has been curbed; gates have turned streets into dead ends.

Earlier this month, I had the honour of being interviewed by Rob Hopkins, the founder of the Transition Towns movement and co-founder of the Transition Network.

The following year she became part of the postwar "new towns" movement by settling in Hemel Hempstead, where in May 1966 she had a second son, Tim.