Sentence examples for towns and groups from inspiring English sources

In Tassoni's poem the Bolognese offer entire towns and groups of hostages for their bucket, and every episode, beginning seriously, ends in some hilarious absurdity.

The fact that this is becoming a national issue instead of one that's clustered around small towns and groups of people who feel uniquely affected is huge.

Early on, we didn't know what we were going to do, but we ran into groups from around town, and groups that were coming through town, that were playing this Americanized version of puck rock.

Despite strong opposition from the church, the Waldensian movement spread to southern towns, and small groups of adherents were found in Europe through modern times.

Mayors of several coastal towns and environmental groups have spoken out against the proposed drilling, arguing it will harm marine life (such as whales), perpetuate climate change and damage tourism and fishing in coastal communities.

It was also a remarkably successful bit of marketing sleight of hand in which New England monument companies sold the same statues to towns and citizens groups on both sides of the Civil War divide.

For some of the nation's small-town mosques and groups of recent immigrants, the instinct has been to turn inward, keep a low profile, buy security cameras, and tell young people to avoid confrontations.

The British Red Cross set up rest centres in the town and medical groups issued an urgent call to bring in extra doctors over fears the storm may lead to more casualties.

The mall would be a magnet of congestion and traffic, the town and civic groups say, made worse by a gated Long Island Rail Road crossing on Robbins Lane less than 250 feet from a proposed mall exit.

Norton Hill and Somervale School also have sports facilities used by town and local groups.

Within towns and cities, different groups can live practically next door to one another but do not interact, and do not understand their neighbours' culture.