Sentence examples for town raises from inspiring English sources

Going out of town raises issues for inner-city students.

Mr. Delahunt's work for the town raises legal and ethical questions, mainly because of federal restrictions on the use of federal funds for lobbying, several legal experts said.

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There is another man in town, raising his orphaned nephew.

During the dispute, the town raised property taxes and cut municipal jobs.

In April, when the town raised £5,000 for a bronze statue in his honour, the news was reported by the Independent, Time, and the Washington Post among others.

He pursued a long-term project in Greenwood, Miss., "Sin and Salvation in Baptist Town," raising money for it on the photography crowd financing platform, emphas.is.is

In Somers, for instance, the town raised the minimum lot size in 1999 from one and two acres to two and three acres for residential areas.

At Motovun, a delightful medieval fortress town raised high in the middle of a sweeping valley, that influence was everywhere right down to the Italian names in the tiny graveyard.

Before the restaurant opened, Schlesinger looked at it often, thought about it, wondered how it might sell, a taste of the Outer Banks introduced to a town raised on codfish and Indian pudding.

After inheriting a Republican deficit and a near-junk-bond credit rating, he says he produced surpluses for the town, raised its rating, reduced staff, improved services, revitalized the downtown and waterfront and cleaned up pollution.