Sentence examples for a town defined by from inspiring English sources

Near the beginning of the film, a young man says: "Now we're a town defined by an accident or a crime.

In a town defined by its glitz, glamour and, yes, overindulgence, Shania Twain embraced all those qualities then upped the ante with her own spectacular new stage show.

But the three highly publicized losses over 10 days in two towns defined by tragedy laid bare the painful emotional injuries that can persist long after the gunfire has stopped.

When I get to Grants, a small town largely defined by uranium mining, I leave the freeway and drive down the main street in search of the Uranium Cafe, a great old place now called Nana's Home Cooking.

Urban area = inside the city limits of a town or village, defined by a municipal area.

It is a tranquil town in a lush valley, defined by a small plaza with a mustard-yellow church, a fountain and a war memorial.

Deadwood presented enormous possibilities because it was the last gold-rush town, one defined by its utter lawlessness.

I've gotten to know the singer over the past year, and even though Huntington and other OC beach towns are defined by surf music, Cross' music (now part of a tongue-in-cheek genre called "yacht rock'), for me, certainly plays beautifully against the Southern California coast, which is why I thought you might like to check out the show this weekend.

In the moonless darkness -- not even the streetlights were glowing -- the towns were defined by the sounds that ricocheted through the warm night air.

Broome today, like many northern Australian beach towns, is defined by sun-soaked, dune-backed beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see, and an itinerant population of European workers.

Atlanta is a beltway town — it is defined by the interstate, known as the Perimeter, that encircles it.