Sentence examples for a very important town from inspiring English sources

"Taloqan is a very important town from the point of view of the opposition.

Voltaire went and hung out with Frederick the Great, and after a while he said, "Let me out of here". But you've got Berlin, which was a very important town, but it's a very important city because it's got this huge garrison and it's got factories turning out military uniforms.

"A mansion is a stand-alone home or very important town house," said one of the condo's developers, William Lie Zeckendorf.

"This is a main line, it's a scenic line and it serves some very important towns along south Devon on the way down to Plymouth.

These comprises of some very important towns which are potential hub and contribute a lot in the growth of UAE.

"People have to understand that the Paper Mill's a very important component of our town's economic health".

In fact, the only visible evidence that a Very Important Foreigner was in town came from the Lebanese army which, for the first time since this war began, showed its face on the streets of Beirut in significant numbers, with soldiers standing nonchalantly in ones and twos on corners.

"They'll be new to Maidstone - or they'll be second stores, and that's a very important point because Maidstone town centre needs to thrive," he said, adding: "We want to keep the spend in Maidstone".

"Your free speech in this town is a very important thing," he pressed.

"In this town, first class is a very important market," Mr. Tyler said in a recent interview in Hong Kong.

"I grew up with her, in this town, and she's played a very important part in my life".