Sentence examples for a unique town from inspiring English sources
Armonk is a unique town that has managed, in spite of much pressure, to maintain its small-town feeling and friendly atmosphere.
A unique town name is important to New Jersey residents, where municipal pride often usurps state pride, said William Gillette, a Rutgers University professor who teaches a course on New Jersey history.
In 1981, he and his wife, Sarah Bartlett, an editor who was once a reporter for The New York Times, saw a classified ad for a "unique town house, river view" at the corner of Reade and Greenwich Streets.
Anyway, I sentimentalize Blackpool, but it's quite a unique town.
"Grinnell is a really unique town because it does have the college, so there are people living here from different parts of the country, even the world," she said.
"In the case of a unique historical town like Hasankeyf, I think we should proceed much more carefully and patiently," he said.
He describes the Upper West Side of his youth as a unique small town, an integrated mixture of professors and psychoanalysts, teachers and social workers, workers and the unemployed.
The artist also takes commissions for unique town houses by request — so you can get a miniature version of your favorite structure from any city.
The artist also takes commissions for unique town houses by request — so you can get a miniature version of your favourite structure from any city.
The unique town square, the Piazza del Duomo, is gracefully asymmetrical, with a massive cathedral sandwiched between a five-story bell tower and the bishop's palace.
I first fell for Asheville over a plate of organic, locally sourced shrimp and grits at the Early Girl Eatery and quickly discovered all the other amazing things that keep making people fall in love with this utterly unique town.
