Sentence examples for being a town from inspiring English sources

I'm in the business of being a town resident.

Beyond official designations though, economists, geographers and archaeologists have long debated what being a town or city means.

"I love being a town camper," says the older woman with short curly hair and a cheeky smile.

And New York being a town where change is often the only constant, it is never a surprise when a bar closes, either.

The parties agreed on legislation that would have stopped London being "a town called sue" – the global capital of libel tourism – and would have made the British a little bit freer to speak and write.

Pros Despite being a town of just 7,000, Great Barrington has 55 restaurants: "Thai, Chinese, even multiple sushi restaurants," as Tom Trifon, a former New Yorker, put it.

This had been a town.

It's a town hall.

"It's a town I know".

White Settlement is a town of 16,000.

Austin is a town built on bikes.