Sentence examples for town social from inspiring English sources

Within each town social organization is based on exogamous patrilineal clans.

But perhaps the most powerful statement of the arts center's -- and Newark's -- success can be glimpsed on warm summer nights, when thousands of people throng its outdoor plaza for a weekly music series that has become Newark's town social.

But a new marketing game has come to town—social commerce.

His research covers community economic development, rural and small town social geography, and rural policy.

Royal Mail has printed a stamp with her on it and will paint a post box gold in Flint, where hundreds of friends and family gathered in the town social club to cheer her victory.

Volunteers were identified and validated using oral communications with town social networks, communidade records, electoral rolls, church baptismal and marriage records going back 150 400 years for Christian subjects, and the Ramnathi temple community for Hindu participants.

Add some New England small-town social stratification from John P. Marquand's novel "Point of No Return".

They were simply there for the party, turning a New York laundromat into a festive small-town social hall.

Burra's Rye was also the Rye of EF Benson's Mapp and Lucia novels, a picture-postcard town bubbling with small-town social and cultural anxieties.

Because in the world of the Internet, and on the streets of New York, there are no small-town social repercussions.

She navigates money troubles, office drama, political unrest in the North, and the various tiny cruelties of small-town social life as she attempts to reclaim a measure of identity, sometimes at the expense of her children's emotional health.