Sentence examples for a town from from inspiring English sources

It dates as a town from 1153, but there are significant Roman remains in the area.

In the Pied Piper of Hamelin, a man with a magical pipe saves a town from its rat infestation.

But his most important role might be to offer the president a close friendship in a town from which he remains largely detached.

'Why does he have to raise so beautiful a town from the bush instead of developing many other towns that we have in the country?

Formerly called Kensington, the area was incorporated as a town from parts of Farmington, Middletown, and Wethersfield in 1785 and was renamed for the city of Berlin, Germany (then in Prussia).

"Initially, I didn't take to Cavan at all," he told me in 2011, "It was a leap from a village to a town, from a familiar world to an alien one".

Breezy Point looks like a toy town from a child's building set.

In the game, players have to save a small town from a tycoon named Fat Ralph.

The body was found yesterday near Greenore, a town 6km from Carlingford.

Click on a town, and from it will spring a tracery of flight lines.

Figure 5 illustrates a town name from the database written by 12 different writers.