Sentence examples for changing town from inspiring English sources

That last ride, accompanied by police cruisers and fire engines and ambulances, was for a mayor who had lived all 73 of his years in this changing town of 10,000, a town that sits in the shadow of the Ramapo Mountains and by the sprawling Wanaque Reservoir near the New York State border.

In an age in which unemployment is high, it is inappropriate to be changing towns and jobs on a regular basis, as this has major effects on your family.

Some have suggested changing the town's name to "The Town of Martyrs".

-- C.A.G., Loudon, Tenn .A. With careful planning you should be able fit in all these destinations, though doing so will require changing towns (and accommodations) every day or so and involve several car rentals and flights.

Got an interest in changing your town's name?

Declaring the timing of the incident "providential," the pastor suggested changing the town's name to New Providence.

Meanwhile, proponents for changing the town's zoning and Mr. Eaton's allies have proposed a new plan creating a business district that would permit the Eaton General Store to remain.

The comments of ex-mayor Fletcher show the difficulty of changing the town's approach to law enforcement.

My aunt was in Alaska a while ago and someone told her if she ever got out San Diego way, to eat at the Barrett Cafe". The town was named after the Barrett family, beekeepers who settled in the country in the 1870s, according to Lou Stein's "San Diego County Place-Names". The city of San Diego honored the family in 1919 by changing the town's former name of Eisenach to Barrett.

Changing the town music Speak to Isabelle in the Town Hall.

Changing the town flag Speak to Isabelle in the Town Hall.