Sentence examples for a separate town from inspiring English sources
It is a section of Boston, not a separate town.
It is a district in Los Angeles, not a separate town.
(Portola Valley is a separate town about 35 miles south of San Francisco).
She lives in San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood; Pacific Heights is not a separate town in California.
But the scheme only involves 3,500 homes and is too close to Norwich to be considered a separate town.
Once a separate town outside the city's (long-gone) medieval walls, Gr?a was eventually absorbed into the fabric of Barcelona.
In 1885, a separate town-funded public school system for Auburn was created, and the previously private Auburn Female College became the public "Auburn High School", although tuition was still charged.
During the 16th century it became prosperous; and Charles II (or III), the Great, duke of Lorraine and the Bar (1543 1608), founded a separate new town, the Ville-Neuve, which was captured by the French in 1633 and restored to the dukes of Lorraine after the Treaty of Rijswijk in 1697. Louis XV granted Nancy and the duchy of Lorraine to Stanisław I after he lost the Polish crown in 1735.
The day began at 6, when four bands marched down separate town thoroughfares, playing songs to wake up the residents.
The exterior maintained the semblance of three separate town houses, but the interior was open and grand and no doubt involved a level of engineering in keeping with public works in China.
With 57 feet of street frontage, her new mansion is one of the widest town houses in Manhattan, combining what appear to have once been three separate town houses.
