Sentence examples for town watch from inspiring English sources

Frustrated that her pressure on stores had not worked, Ms. Brown called on parents and Operation Town Watch Integrated Services, which typically helps neighborhoods fight crime and drugs.

By October 2001, a group of law enforcement professionals, town watch leaders and a cross-section of people from several Burlington County communities attended his first presentation.

In Philadelphia, hundreds of people have called or e-mailed the city's program, Operation Town Watch, to ask about joining or starting a neighborhood group, the program's executive director, Anthony Murphy, said.

It's part of a 23-year-old tradition called National Night Out, which grew out of the "town watch" movement and, as its name implies, takes place around the country.

Leonid Pelesev, an ethnic Russian who coaches Narva schoolchildren in chess, said that many of his fellow Russian-speakers in the Estonian town watch Russian state television and support, on an emotional level, the muscular nationalism promoted by Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin.

Dog sleds race through the city on Saturday at 1 p.m., and parades dominate the streets on the nights of Feb. 5 and 12, starting at 7 p.m. On Feb. 5, the parade goes through the suburb of Charlesbourg, about a 10-minute bus ride from the old town; watch it from First Avenue, where doughnut shops and fast-food outlets offer refuge from the cold.

In silence, more than 300 people from the town watched.

He had spent the time around town, watching life happen.

Christine Ataputo, who owns the one restaurant in town, watched from the forest floor as the rebels raped, burned and butchered.

The youngster had an excellent collection of field glasses and telescopes, and these he would train on the town, watching people.

Instead of radar, there was (if you were lucky) a police officer stationed at the edge of town, watching the sky for funnels.