Sentence examples for towns groups from inspiring English sources

Levees rise from these banks and the banks of its tributaries in all heights and shapes, many built decades ago by people, towns, groups of farmers.

In surrounding towns, groups of people were casually walking in and out of mobile phone stores, supermarkets and pharmacies and looting.

Most days, their cozy dining room is crowded with an unlikely mix: silver-haired women in flowery dresses, from nearby towns; groups of young guys getting off from work; and extended families, crammed into booths, initiating the youngest into the herring clan.

The boundaries of a style may be national and geographical (e.g., Japanese, Mayan) or religious (e.g., Islāmic) and intellectual (e.g., Renaissance), embracing distinct linguistic, racial, and national units, and different expressions within each of these boundaries are produced by the particular style of regions, towns, groups, architects, or craftsmen.

Save the Children will report back quarterly to the Our Towns group, and members will be able to see how their money is helping.

The central highlands were occupied by a number of Maya peoples, including the Tzotzil, who were divided into a number of provinces; the province of Chamula was said to have five small towns grouped closely together.

The central highlands of Chiapas were occupied by a number of Maya peoples, including the Tzotzil, who were divided into a number of provinces; the province of Chamula was said to have five small towns grouped closely together.

Across town, groups of young men with stolen guns and crude muskets declared themselves policeman and occupied the presidency building.

The Camden Town group met here.

He described the league as an out-of-town group.

The London Group brought together several English artists' alliances, the most important of which was the Camden Town Group, whose members included the painters Harold Gilman, Walter Sickert, and Spencer Gore.