Sentence examples for after a town from inspiring English sources

Bush was asked about the comment by reporters after a town hall event in Hudson.

Indeed, I think it may be the only pig named after a town.

Think about it: even the unofficial national anthem of this country is named after a town in the Middle East.

Balkh, named after a town north of Kabul, is a simple restaurant with a breezy garden in the rear.

He even renamed his store Deya, after a town in Mallorca he visited in his 20's.

They are named after a town in eastern Cuba but were apparently created with gringos in mind.

After a town-hall meeting in Anderson, South Carolina, he recalled how the Irish were discriminated against in America.

"These things are really nasty, and he didn't know about it?" Mr. Gingrich said to reporters after a town-hall-style meeting here.

He made his proposal on Tuesday after a town-hall-style meeting in Bridgewater, suggesting that the ballot question be presented to voters as a constitutional amendment.

Reporters asked Mr. Edwards about the memorandum after a town-hall-style meeting here in which he criticized Democratic candidates for "sniping" and negative campaigning.

"On the campaign trail, you're mostly talking to your own," Representative David Schweikert, a first-term Republican, said after a town-hall-style meeting in Scottsdale last week, at which there were three uniformed officers.