Sentence examples for towns land from inspiring English sources

With regard to open public spaces (parks and playgrounds), in most towns land was set aside for central and ring parks at the urban level for the purpose of joint activities and social interaction.

"When the movie ended, I was so wrapped up in it that I just wanted to live in fun 'Paper Towns' land and never go back to real life," Wolff said.

HISTORY It was built during World War II on town land as a potential military field, but Islip reclaimed it and built a terminal there in 1949.

Open-space funds, from which the towns may draw money to compete in the real-estate marketplace to save town land, also have become increasingly popular.

"We built 48 units on some town land in Foxhill," which is a wooded area of town with several streams running through it, Mr. D'Ercole said.

"People felt they had been listened to, and we felt we had analyzed every bit of town land," Ms. Wells said.

JUDGING by what John Hayes, the town land use planner, calls "a constant stream of subdivision applications," Easton has been discovered as an upscale market.

Here to Eternity begins with self, and expands ring by ring through home, town, land, work, love, travel, war, belief and space.

Hickory Bend residents contend that what happened to Mr. Fredette was an accident and point out that dirt bikes were not supposed to be on town land.

In the neighboring village of Samnanger, Marit Aksnes Aase, 63, who has been mayor since 1999, wants the power line, which would link up with the existing grid on town land.

And a drainage plan was discovered that allowed the land to drain through town land toward Long Island Sound, not toward New York City's water supply in the Kensico Reservoir, which would have required the developer to meet the standards of the City Department of Environmental Protection.