Sentence examples for class towns from inspiring English sources

The Daily Politics presenter said the working class towns in the west of Scotland were a key battleground in the campaign, where some Labour voters have moved over to the nationalists.

In a similar vein to what Northern Soul did for places such as Wigan and Blackpool back in the 60's, "this energetic new sound from Chicago seemed to unite people from the working class towns and cities of the surrounding areas," remembers Woods.

"It's a very white working class town.

But behind the outward image of a bustling, middle class town surrounded by prosperous farmland lurks a shocking secret.

I grew up in a small middle class town in Iowa.

Coatbridge today is best described as a working class town anchored to Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland.

Behemoth blast furnaces -- five stretch a quarter mile and belch cobalt-blue flames -- were emblems of this working class town.

Originally a working class town, there was an influx of middle-class people in the mid-19th century when businessmen began using Sale as a commuter town.

The slow decrease in the working class goes against the trend for a steeper national decline, reinforcing the perception of Wigan as a working class town.

Today it is one of the few predominantly black middle-class towns in the state.

Even in the more middle-class towns, there is a move to refurbish.