Sentence examples for town role from inspiring English sources

But his critics said they would remember Mr. Cannuscio, a builder, as the obstructionist at the helm during a time when the town seemed to drag its heels on preservation despite overwhelming local support for a more active town role.

Mr. Harner, who made his Broadway debut as Ivan Turgenev in Tom Stoppard's trilogy "The Coast of Utopia" and appeared earlier this year in "The Gingerbread House" at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, will take over the "Our Town" role on Aug. 25.

Details about Perry's "Cougar Town" role will be revealed soon.

Maybe it's the city's grim industrial past, or the East Bay's communal grudge against San Francisco, or the fact that men of both races have infamous home-town role models (in the Panthers and Hell's Angels), or, indeed, its long history of bare-knuckle politics, in which race remained explicit but lost some of its power to confound honest conversation.

Stilts were later added after Mitton noticed someone cleaning their office façade while wearing stilts; the town crier role was replaced with loudspeakers throughout Dunwall.

(No. 10), with nine museums dedicated to the town's role in the Civil War.

A generation later, in 1848, the Morris and Essex Railroad was built, with Dover as its terminus, cementing the town's role as a manufacturing and commercial center.

While there were some German troops in the town, "the role of Poles in this criminal act was decisive," Radoslaw Ignatiew, of the Polish Institute for National Remembrance, said today.

RIVER EDGE CULTURAL CENTER "Everything River Edge: Artists' Voices and Famous Places," monthlong salute to the arts and the town's role in early Jersey history.

This government is itself further eroding town halls' role in education, transferring power to the Department for Education and parents themselves.Ministers have also found it hard to resist intervening because of Britons' fervent if short-sighted dislike of what the media calls the "postcode lottery", in which access to crucial services varies according to where people live.

The massive gothic cathedral of St-Étienne is the main architectural attraction; and the elegant Jardin Bossuet will be celebrating its centenary this summer, but gourmets may be more enticed by the town's role as the home of one of France's finest cheeses, Brie.