Sentence examples for difference between the town from inspiring English sources

An earlier version did not make clear the difference between the town and municipality of Sønderborg.

In 1665 colonial authorities organized a committee2 to investigate a "difference" between the town and the Indians living nearby with a view towards establishing the bounds of a Wangunk reservation.

The start and finish of the flyover also drew a new spatial topography of difference between the colonial town, located at its south end and the ‘native town’ now located under it.

Today, if there is a difference between the two towns, it is that Cashiers is a little bit country, Highlands a little bit country club.

Jill Insley reports on how the average cost of rent for a three year course now stands at a staggering £12,000, with a £10,000 difference between the cheapest university town (Belfast, if you're wondering) and the most expensive (London).

"I'm sure she knows the difference between a town councilman and a county legislator," he said.

(For me, the difference between a town of 150,000 and 15,000 is crucial, facts often missing in guides).

But there are fundamental differences between the two towns, and most people of Rooseveltville aren't rushing to buy property in Londontown.

Among the participants, we found highly significant differences between the two towns in both FT4 and TPOAb (p < 0.0001), but not in TSH (Table 2).

I must have missed the high school civics class when we learned the difference between cities, towns and villages, and the dictionary does not shed much light, except to rank them in size order without saying how big is big and how small is small.

For example, there could be a big difference between the racial makeup of a town and who is driving through that town.