Sentence examples for alone town from inspiring English sources

None of these, in my considered and (yep, sorry) expert opinion, is worth crossing the road for, let alone town.

Last year alone, town workers picked up 100 battered carcasses from local roads, double the number of a decade ago.

In 1990, it put up a plan to turn 870 acres of this into a stand-alone town of 5,000 houses.

But it is debatable whether it would constitute a stand-alone town in line with criteria set out by ministers two years ago.

Hank Dittmar, chief executive of The Prince's Foundation for the Built Environment, said stand-alone towns had to meet several principles for true sustainability.

Their current rulebook notes that "pupils in Third, Fourth and Fifth Forms must not go alone into town and members of the Sixth Form must not go alone into town after dusk".

M. Ward was murmuring those lyrics, and he hardly sounded capable of tearing apart a wad of cotton candy, let alone a town.

But why would any place, let alone a town like Democratic-leaning Lambertville (with a Democratic mayor) pick on a paid-up party member like Mr. Torricelli?

It's definitely a different feel when it's an international – the whole nation, let alone the town, seems to want to get behind us and support us.

The New Yorker, June 12 , 1948P. 22 A married man is left alone in town when his wife takes her yearly jaunt to Atlantic City.

Before he called it a day, Mr. Prince took a reporter to the charred ruins of Second House, which sits alone outside town off a narrow road.