Sentence examples for colorful town from inspiring English sources

(Ages 9 to 11) The winner of the 2007 Newbery Medal features the resourceful, bug-collecting Lucky Trimble and the colorful town of Hard Pan, Calif., pop.

In particular, the north side of the lake on either side of the California-Nevada border, especially the historic and colorful town of Truckee, Calif., offers easy access to top resorts for skiing, snowboarding and cross-country exploration, as well as a good sense of the region's quirkily independent pioneer spirit.

On the outskirts of Chalco, a dusty town east of Mexico City, Pulte, a U.S. home builder, is building thousands of colorful town houses amid cornfields that have been cultivated since Aztec times.

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ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF CHALCO, A dusty town east of Mexico City, U.S. home builder Pulte is throwing up thousands of colorful town houses amid cornfields that have been cultivated since Aztec times.

This scenic, lost-in-time, colorful town was rather quiet that Sunday morning, but nonetheless gentle with its small number of travelers: The Happy Belly Deli prepared breakfast and I couldn't resist their Southwestern omelet offered with plenty of spicy sauces and pots of coffee, a pure comfort that hot and dry morning.

They rent scooters to explore islands on their own; they disappear into colorful towns and hunt down lesser-known beaches; they seek out restaurants far from the port and follow local residents to pubs where the cocktails don't bear cutesy, tourist-friendly names.

Fort Pierce's business district snakes down Avenue D and resembles a colorful Caribbean town.

It was this magnificent, ever-changing panorama that tempted her to buy a duplex apartment in the Granary, a historic waterside building, and to make the colorful seaside town her second home in Britain.

GRUENE Drinking Buddy Frank Schlather was a colorful small-town character whom people at Gruene Hall loved so much that there is now an annual Frank Schlather Day (his birthday), when dancers and drinkers belly up to the bar, buy 50-cent beers and drink to Mr. Schlather's memory.

But even then -- after John and his Cars co-director Joe Ranft began fleshing out the world of Radiator Springs, trying to come up with all sorts of colorful small-town characters that their big city race car could then interact with -- they still hit plenty of plot potholes.