Sentence examples for based in towns from inspiring English sources

The police are based in towns and villages and act as a sort of militia, partnered with U.S. Special Forces.

It feels like a long time ago that reporters were based in towns, neighbourhoods, villages or communities writing about what happens there, including the work of local parish and town councils.

In his 20s, based in towns such as Indianola, Tutwiler and Clarksdale, he played at house parties and clubs, but then, in the early 1940s, he was wounded in the left arm by a woman who attacked him with a knife, and had to give up the guitar: "I couldn't chord like I used to, so I stuck to the piano".

It was introduced in 2013 and was targeted at small and medium-sized businesses based in towns and cities.

These industries were based in towns including Salem and Gloucester, which honor their heydays with national historic parks.

Light industries are based in towns such as Bridgwater and Yeovil.

Or like Jack Nicholson's character in Alexander Payne's latest film set in Omaha, "About Schmidt," at one of the 20 insurance companies based in town.

It was because Athens, home to the University of Georgia's main campus, itself was still segregated, and many of the stories that the newspaper covered were based in town.

While in town I was able to reunite with friends whom I had met when I arrived in October; some of them are based in town, and others were returning from field camps.

Tourism is becoming increasingly important, with several outfitter companies based in town.

Austin, MN: The hometown of SPAM Hormel, the maker of SPAM, is based in town, so it's only fitting that they have a 16,500-square-foot museum dedicated to the stuff.