Sentence examples for town removed from inspiring English sources

"We're still in pretty good shape," said Richard Mosby, Grafton's mayor, adding that after the flood of 1993 the town removed about 100 structures from the riverfront.

Mr. Joseloff says Ms. Stewart is part of the town and doesn't receive any extra attention, but he is proud of some exclusives he has broken about her, like when the town removed large rocks she had put up outside her home last summer to curtail gawkers.

AFTER a sixth-grade public school teacher in this Northern port town removed a crucifix from her classroom recently, in an effort to make a new Muslim student feel more at home, the community rose up in an angry embrace of Italy's long-neglected Catholic roots.

Based in Scotts Valley, Calif., a somewhat sleepy town removed from the immediate buzz of Silicon Valley, Voxeo has grown from 55 to 100 employees since September.

Some may not like it when a town removes the local Christmas display, and some may resent legislation that poses obstacles for girls needing reproductive health services.

Now, an atheist group called Freedom From Religion Foundation FFRFF) has written a letter to Leo Fontaine, mayor of Woonsocket, R.I., stating that a cross in the parking lot of the town's fire department is "unlawful" and requesting that the town remove it.

By 1945, the northernmost segment of M-65 in downtown Rogers City was redesignated BUS US 23, and M-65 was truncated to its junction with US 23 southeast of town, removing the concurrency that existed since 1940.

The selection and pricing are among the best in town, removing the time suck of having to dig deep in a discount bin to find something worthy of hauling home.

Additionally, allowance for clustering on the five selected towns removed the significance of the longer current travel distance characterising sparsely-settled areas.

Town officials removed the sign, saying that Mr. Chiaravolloti needed a permit.

Instead it sketches an impressionistic portrait of a town simultaneously removed from the world and touched by it.