Sentence examples for ancestral towns from inspiring English sources

Together, they traveled to his ancestral towns of Tarporley, England, and Beuly, Scotland.

Below all the pictures is written, "Who do you trust?" Literally hundreds of my family members suffered at the hands of Nazi invaders in our ancestral towns in Poland and Hungary.

They were Muslims from his ancestral town.

My ancestral town turned out to be a sweet, somnolent, pleasant place.

But Misurata, which happens to be my family's ancestral town, is the country's hands.

As a result of her trip, Ms. Berkson learned the ancestral town of one branch of her family tree.

On Sunday morning we backtracked to Carrù, Franco's long-neglected ancestral town on his father's side.

One morning in early May, I drove with Aliaa Ali and her brother to their ancestral town, Duraykish, in the Alawite mountain hinterland.

RARELY had the prospect of blustery Irish weather been so inviting as it was in the heat of last summer and fall, and some of my cousins were converging on the ancestral town in County Mayo.

IN Luke's Gospel, the source of the popular Nativity story, Mary and Joseph are already in Nazareth when she becomes pregnant, and they travel back to Joseph's ancestral town to register for a Roman census.

It's one of many grievances shared by the family – a large Jamaican clan who have gathered in Mandeville, their ancestral town, from diaspora homes in Toronto, London, Liverpool, New York, Philadelphia and Orlando.