Sentence examples for countless towns from inspiring English sources

It was the water supply of small cities and countless towns.

It is nothing compared with the misery of countless towns in Russia.

What is silencing the voices of spring in countless towns in America?

On May 30, funereal events attracted thousands of people at hundreds of cemeteries in countless towns, cities and mere crossroads.

They were boys like other boys in countless towns, taught that football was important, but not as important as family and faith.

Yorkshire is hosting the first stage of the 101st Tour de France, which will take in countless towns and villages along the 190km route.

Obama and Gibbs kept emphasizing that Obama had already sat through countless town meetings in Illinois and committee hearings on Capitol Hill.

He has called a Navy combat veteran an "idiot," suggested reporters "take the bat" to a lawmaker in her 70s, and gone taunt-to-taunt with detractors on the boardwalk and in countless town hall meetings.

In the years 1957-59, Kynagain again shows, rather than tells, how countless town planners committed to demolishing Britain's physical past and to constructing, with incredible rapidity, what most seem not to have doubted was a glorious improvement.

The shock might seem familiar enough in countless American towns wrestling with immigration, but this is a precolonial Mexican village outside Oaxaca City, filling up with fellow Mexicans.

It has not merely broken the isolation of Laayoune and countless other towns and villages (roads and telephones can do that).