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Significats de town of quebec en anglès
Type of local municipality in Quebec (Quebec doesn’t make the difference between city or town)
Sinònims
Examples for "city or town"
Examples for "city or town"
1
Jelaudin's army had fortified a position, just as a city or town.
2
For such a man to reside in a city or town is sinful.
3
Into whatever city or town ye enter, enquire who in it is worthy.
4
To what State officer does the mayor of a city or town correspond?
5
His days of living among others, in a city or town, are behind him.
1
UNESCO meets in the Canadian city of Quebec on the 2nd of July.
2
The amended Act of Incorporation of the City of Quebec, the 29th Vic., cap.
3
On the 20th October the Corporation of the City of Quebec presented a farewell address.
4
But on the site of these rude works the city of Quebec grew up in after-times.
5
These men had answered the call far better in the city of Quebec than anywhere else.
Ús de town of quebec en anglès
1
The rebels came here and blocked up the town of Quebec, at the end of November.
2
Three or four miles in front of him, the town of Quebec stood upon its elevated rock.
3
They found the Lower Town of Quebec in ruins, for a devastating fire had just swept through it.
4
The same fate awaited the governor's other project, the establishment of a municipal government in the town of Quebec.
5
The lower town of Quebec stands upon the river bank, beneath the almost perpendicular face of rock, surmounted by the Citadel.
6
St. Armand is in the French country which lies between the town of Quebec and the townships where the English settlements are.
7
Madame Drucour occupied a small house wedged in amongst the numerous strongly-built houses and ecclesiastical buildings of the upper town of Quebec.
8
Barely fifteen thousand lived in the three little towns of Quebec, Montreal, and Three Rivers; while over fifty thousand lived in the country.
9
Then he had works commenced to clear the land, to build a fort, and to lay the first foundations of the town of Quebec.
10
The total British population of the province of Quebec did not exceed 2000, residing for the most part in the towns of Quebec and Montreal.