Sentence examples for dividing the town from inspiring English sources

It's already dividing the town.

Another resident, Judy Echenrode, lamented that Mr. Linder's criminal past was dividing the town.

Willimantic already had two bridges plus a foot bridge spanning the Willimantic River, but during hurricanes and floods the bridges were often submerged, dividing the town and preventing emergency vehicles from crossing according to First Selectman John J. Lescoe.

So rather than head directly for Ronda's centerpiece -- the gorge dividing the town in two -- I went in the direction that would likely set the local tourist board reeling.

The River Tame forms part of the southern boundary, dividing the town from Stalybridge and Dukinfield, and the River Medlock runs to the west.

Today the town feels almost empty with an old, unused rail line dividing the town in half, a relic from the 60s and 70s when the place was home to 800 people.

The snaking police fence now divides the town.

The Canal de l'Ourcq, which divides the town, is beginning to attract retail businesses and restaurants.

North Hempstead residents voted on Tuesday to divide the town into six councilmanic districts instead of selecting four at-large candidates who represent the town as a whole.

The case deeply divided the town, whose powerhouse Steubenville High School football team has been a source of pride amid gloomy economic conditions.

Across the border was a village that had once been a part of greater Rafah before the security fence divided the town.