How To Use New town In A Sentence
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The old village was razed to the ground, and very quickly the new town of Abbeyleix became established.
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A councillor has donated a hand bell to a new town council in memory of his wife.
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The Cleveland Show's Cleveland Brown has to deal with a lot of pressure since moving out of Quahog, R.I. He's had to acclimate to a new town (Stoolbend, Va.) and a new job, all while taking on a new stepdaughter and stepson in Roberta and Rallo.
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Few new parks were created, though a good deal of landscaping was carried out, particularly in new towns and on motorways.
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Both the New Town and the Old Town offer numerous lodgings in private houses and small family hotels.
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The people who planned Britain's new towns had a vision of clean modern housing for everyone.
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The tiny closes and wynds - entrances and alleyways - that line the street on either side offer glimpses of the Old and New Towns.
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As the line did not run through or near the Edeowie township the Government decided to survey new towns at Edeowie and Parachilna.
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The Hundred Years' War rattled through the bastides (medieval new towns) when the region was frontier territory between English and French.
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New Town, and Ellen was looking up the side-street that opened just opposite and revealed, menacing as the rattle of spears, the black rock and bastions of the Castle against the white beamless glare of the southern sky.
The Judge
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And the Republicans turned out their base in the so - called exurban communities, the fast-growing new towns that have grown up beyond the narrower suburban ring.
CNN Transcript Nov 26, 2004
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So, you start building the necessary network of transportation, of water management, of power distribution, of creating new townships which are centers to service these farmers.
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The people who planned Britain's new towns had a vision of clean modern housing for everyone.
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The new town hall is a big building.
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These buildings look north across Prince's Street Gardens to the contrasting world of the Georgian New Town, the embodiment of enlightened neoclassicism.
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In the meantime proposals have been submitted for private-sector mini New Towns in the green belt around London and beyond.
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You can't expect to be accepted in a new town right/straight off the bat.
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This means it is one of the few places where you can take a leisurely stroll through the cobbled streets of the new town.
The Sun
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New towns are springing up to house the increasing population.
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Also in high demand are the townhouses in the capital's New Town.
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Ministers could also be handed the power to push through planning proposals for a new town.
Times, Sunday Times
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A councillor has donated a hand bell to a new town council in memory of his wife.
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There, clear, was Arthur's seat, the Georgian grid of the new town, the apron of streets spreading downhill, northwards, to Leith and to the firth.
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In the sixteenth century the new towns on the Spanish islands were a compilation of mixed styles dominated by the plateresque style, although there were also many Gothic and Romanesque elements.
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Each new townhome features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a 2-car garage.
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They moved north and east forcing the government to resume pastoral leases and resurvey and subdivide them for agricultural blocks and new towns to service them.
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The people of Thembelihle, a new township on the outskirts of Lenasia in the far south, broke into song to welcome the mayor.
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Demolition of the existing apartment complex and construction of the new townhomes will begin immediately.
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The project includes a railway line, a new town and a 12,000 tonnes per year coal dock at Prince Rupert.
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The new town development also had to absorb an overwhelmingly large number of refugees from very different areas of the German East and Southeast.
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Instead they built their handsome new town with its wide tree-lined boulevards, outside the city walls.
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New town development corporations may also be able to assist in the ways described in ii. and iii. above.
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The new town hall is a big building.
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That means style queens are going to feel a lot more comfortable in New Town's urbane outposts than the boozy, backslapping pubs of Old Town.
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He moved to a new town, Thames, where he found a supportive psychologist and an understanding landlord.
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A new town charter gives out-of-state property-owners the right to vote in local elections.
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A new town has grown up in this industrial district.
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Before they settled in Norfolk, he was running a small mail order firm on an industrial estate on the edge of Basildon New Town.
THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
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Around dinner tables in the New Town, nothing can compete with property as a topic of conversation.
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This contemporary New Town provisioner offers a selection of Mediterranean-style goodies to eat or take away, with fresh baking and dinner-party essentials.
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It was built as a new town in the 1960s.
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A new town crier, thought to be the youngest in the country, enjoyed shouting out her first ‘Oyez, oyez’ this weekend.
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The complex of shopping malls, houses, and roads created a new town.
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The city council has decided to extend the road to the new town.
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The new town speedily became a place of importance, and was the residence of the náibs, or lieutenants, appointed by the orthodox and Omayyad caliphs.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary"
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It is no secret that some district councillors had little or no time for the new town council.
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The original line-up of the band, then known as Easy Cure, came together at school in Crawley, a brash post-war new town tacked onto a sleepy village in the heart of the rolling green downland of Southern England.
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In the meantime proposals have been submitted for private-sector mini New Towns in the green belt around London and beyond.
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Sozopol is split into two main parts: the old town and new town - known as Harmanite.
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In the Evening Standard classifieds I find a two-bedroom flat in Kensington W8 for £220 per week negotiable, cheaper than Edinburgh's New Town.
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There's an air of antiseptic cleanliness about the new town centre, with its covered shopping mall and perfect flower displays.
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You can't expect to be accepted in a new town right/straight off the bat.
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Prospect New Town, for its part, speaks the language of community and celebrates authenticity.
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the complex of shopping malls, houses, and roads created a new town
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The city council has decided to extend the road to the new town.
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Instead, she is standing on a corner in Edinburgh's New Town, clutching a large, flowery bag, waving like a maniac.
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This means it is one of the few places where you can take a leisurely stroll through the cobbled streets of the new town.
The Sun
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I had a bad semester, being away from home in a new town and with nobody around, and ended up on academic probation.
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The artist and impresario has produced 425 prints of his Edinburgh: Old and New Towns, a fascinating illustration of a city full of contrasts yet all carved from the same rock.
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The new towns today are not identical to the blueprints that birthed them.
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One's a millionaire, one has done really well and lives in Ireland, one of them has a big gaff in the New Town.
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There's an air of antiseptic cleanliness about the new town centre, with its covered shopping mall and perfect flower displays.
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Created as one of the postwar new towns, it was first populated as an east London overspill.
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It is no secret that some district councillors had little or no time for the new town council.
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Many of those folks live in pricey new townhome developments.
Houston Chronicle
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Many of the older people in the town, including myself, have memories of the 1950s, when the New Towns Commission decided to increase rents by two shillings and sixpence per week.
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The government gained the support of ‘Essex man’, the patriotic, Sun-reading, skilled or semi-skilled worker in new towns such as Basildon.
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It is practically surrounded by boggy land some still uncut and all the rest reclaimed and, like Charlestown, was a new town, as ages of towns go.
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This year's bash will see storytellers leading tours to the Old and New Towns of Edinburgh, telling tales in castles, museums, gardens, glasshouses, libraries, farms and galleries.
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The plans for the new town hall were then still only a gleam in the architect's eye.
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A new town has grown up in this industrial district.
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Ever since I decided to move into a new town, I thought keeping a diary of everyday events would be an interesting exercise.
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The government gained the support of ‘Essex man’, the patriotic, Sun-reading, skilled or semi-skilled worker in new towns such as Basildon.
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First, the douce residents of the New Town complained that giant wheelie bins planned for their streets were just too unsightly to be tolerated.
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It also extended them to cover land affected by new town designation orders, slum clearance orders and new street orders.
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There are also proposals for new roads and streets, shopping plazas and workspaces, with stores like Superquin likely to seek a foothold in the new town centre.
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There were also sand dunes and shingle banks that were later used for building roads in the new town.
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In the image the distance remains vague and unformed, in contrast to the foreground where a new town has sprung into existence, impelled into life by the railroad.
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He was willing to give it a year; before six months were up they had made friends, refocused their eyes to the discreet charms of the New Town and had decided to stay.
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A glazed atrium to lead people around a new town centre piazza to the market hall could also be included in the design.
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He got on his mobile, called the comms room at St. Leonard's and asked if the Ford's last known sighting " looking abandoned in the New Town " could be rechecked.
Resurrection Men
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The new town hall is a big building.
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This time around the effects were more pronounced, having moved to a new town and a new church.
Christianity Today
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This time around the effects were more pronounced, having moved to a new town and a new church.
Christianity Today
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The new town takes in three former villages.
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The ending of secure tenancies could have a bigger impact on the demography of London than the creation of the new towns," she says, recalling the creation of places such as Basildon, Crawley and Harlow that were filled with people flowing out of the capital.
Angry and insecure – the renting Britons with no hope of buying a home
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This means it is one of the few places where you can take a leisurely stroll through the cobbled streets of the new town.
The Sun
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This means it is one of the few places where you can take a leisurely stroll through the cobbled streets of the new town.
The Sun
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A new town centre is promised for Southill, with the giant retail discount store Aldi as anchor tenant.
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It wants to chart the changing landscape of the area and its transformation from marshes to a new town.
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In Edinburgh, when the New Town was enlarged, the new streets were curved, not gridded, with the objective of attaining ‘a happy union of foliage and building’.
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Back then, cities were being taken on by planning to denude them; the British new town strategy was almost always the preferred one.
Todd Reisz: Making Sense of the City
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There were also sand dunes and shingle banks that were later used for building roads in the new town.
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One block in the middle of the Northeast garden city, Washington New Town, now stands completely empty.
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Situated on the eastern edge of the New Town, this first-floor property forms part of a handsome Georgian building.
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We are not going to build new townships or new settlements.
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‘When Swindon was growing as a new town thousands of young couples were settled in areas to the west and east of the conurbation,’ said Coun Perkins.
