Sentence examples for about the towns from inspiring English sources

But how about the towns and the states that these companies just pass through on their way to making money?

The story was that Buddy had seven kids and as they drove to Wildwood, they made up a poem about the towns along the way, Mr. Morley said.

As word of mouth about the towns and about the improved train service spread, more and more dancers, musicians and Broadway performers began moving in.

This holds true whether we are buying tickets to watch Mr Westwood in the flesh or simply slouching in front of the television.But what about the towns that host golf tournaments, and the companies that sponsor them?

The weight of what goes unsaid as she and Carol talk about the towns they pass or where they might stop for breakfast builds in an almost ominous way.

"They don't care about the towns at all, they just want to make as big a profit as they can and then go on and do it again," he said.

In writing about the town, Steinbeck briefly recounts the story that he would later rewrite as The Pearl.

Tells about the town and about interviews with residents.

Most Chinese know little about the town.

What struck him about the town?

Tells about the town at the turn of the century.