Sentence examples for a very large town from inspiring English sources

I remember Adelaide then as a very large town.

Comment about Hurricane Gilbert and Brownsville, Texas... On the day that Hurricane Gilbert was supposed to smack into the South Texas coast, the not very large town of Brownsville, Texas, which happens to be right on the Gulf & also right next to the Mexican border, was pretty well boarded up and shut down by noon.

By Michael J. Arlen The New Yorker, October 3 , 1988P. 29 Comment about Hurricane Gilbert and Brownsville, Texas... On the day that Hurricane Gilbert was supposed to smack into the South Texas coast, the not very large town of Brownsville, Texas, which happens to be right on the Gulf & also right next to the Mexican border, was pretty well boarded up and shut down by noon.

Gainesville is a very large college town (Home of the, ahem, Gators) but what made Simons special was that promotion was done by good 'ol fashioned word of mouth.

We divided the total population into four groups: those who lived in population centers of ≥250,000 (cities), 249,999 50,000 (very large towns), 49,999 10,000 (mid-sized towns), and < 9,999 (small towns/villages).

Directed by Matt Reeves and written by Drew Goddard, Cloverfield purports to consist of video footage shot by a man who's filming a chic Manhattan party when a very large and unruly gatecrasher hits town.

In the predawn darkness, we climbed in beside several men, a woman with five small children piled against each other to sleep, and a man with a very large tire, apparently taking it to town for repairs.

Here, perhaps because Mazara is a town with a very large North African population working on its fishing fleet and in its vineyards, the couscous is quite reminiscent of its African forefathers.

While shooting a travel article for The New York Times, I stopped in this town, which has a very large East Indian population.

Jones acknowledges the support she has received from the public and has a very large and loud loyal following in the town.

If a town needs housing in a very large tract, the conservancy has allowed that to happen".