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Discover LudwigThe phrase "build a town" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time that you are referring to the process of creating a new town. For example: "The mayor of the city decided that it was time to build a town to accommodate the growing population."
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Charles Bohl, director of the Knight Program in Community Building at the University of Miami, said most developers of planned communities waited to build a town center until there were enough residents to ensure its financial success.
It's about how decent people build a town.
She is hoping to raise enough money to build a town recreation center.
It makes sense to build a town center rather than stripping up the country side".
Create a special company to buy the land and build a town like no other.
This must be the justification for the decision made by the village of Storrs, Connecticut to build a town.
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"Woe to him," the pope says, "who builds a town with blood and founds a city on iniquity".
A few years later, Astor built a town house around the corner at 130 East 80th Street.
The old Standard Chemical mill was acquired and converted by Union Carbide, which built a town around the site.
DINE acquired the huge site in the early 1990s and began to build out roads and other infrastructure; it also built a town for residents of the scattered fishing villages that dotted the seaside.
The Mormons built a town called Cutler's Park in the area in 1846.
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