Sentence examples for a drought town from inspiring English sources
Los Angeles is a drought town.
The six-minute film, "Dried Up," the story of a man's quest to bring hope and life to a drought-ridden town, won the silver medal in animation at the 37th Student Academy Awards in 2010, presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
The Rainmaker N. Richard Nash's classic romance set in a drought-stricken town during the Depression.
In New Jersey, officials issued a drought warning yesterday for towns in 13 counties, asking residents and businesses in affected areas to curb unnecessary water use.
Because of a statewide drought, two towns have amended their water restrictions and increased penalties.
And so it did until a drought hit just last year, and the ghost town became a land lover's reality once again.
Water had to be trucked into the northern Vermont town of Montgomery last summer during a drought.
A drought had driven most of them away, those who had not already left for towns closer to the railroad.
After a drought in 1980, local businesses started moving to bigger cities, and the exodus even included the town's last grocery store.
A drought of strawberries?
