Sentence examples for calls town from inspiring English sources

There were other complaints too, so Mr Cobb did the rounds; attending what eBay calls "town hall" meetings with users and participating in debates on its message boards.

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But the main offenders - the papers Pickles himself called "town hall Pravdas" - have defied him.

Many go on what are called "town visits" or unsupervised days out.

In the September 5th issue of the magazine, Haruki Murakami has a piece of fiction called "Town of Cats".

The homes on Kane Street are now called "town houses" by property agents, Ms. Dillon noted with a laugh.

It doesn't address the matter of what Pickles has called "town hall Pravdas" and "propaganda on the rates".

Colleges have called town meetings, and network administrators are writing editorials for campus newspapers pleading with students to understand.

In the early years of the twentieth century, it particularly loved to do so in a magazine called Town Topics: The Journal of Society.

Indeed the area would continue to be called Town of Lake until 1939.

Shandling, who was good friends with David Duchovny, was unavailable because he was filming a movie called Town and Country.