Sentence examples for down the town from inspiring English sources

As such French authorities are planning to virtually shut down the town and restrict entry to ticket holders.

When the sun goes down, the town rolls up, except on Wednesdays and Fridays when Paul Glazer stops flipping pancakes and turns his Eastport Luncheonette into a blues club.

All a struggling mother, reliant on tax credits, needs to do is pop down the town hall, or HMRC, or wherever, then sit down and tell a bureaucratic stranger about the most traumatic experience of her life.

A decision by the town council here to spend $100,000 to replace parking meters in the downtown shopping district sparked a sort of taxpayer revolt that resulted in voters turning down the town budget last month and a campaign to vote down the latest budget in September.

Two decades after a controversial proposal by a previous developer for the site in the center of the suburb was turned down, the Town of North Castle's Planning Board has approved the current proposal by Antares Armonk Square, a limited liability partnership of three local businessmen.

Yet their blood would become the ink that sets down the town's name for history.

Lives down near the town of Celestún".

Phone lines were down in the town.

You'd have to go down to the town hall.

This year, the rain driving down on the town has been little short of biblical.

In northwest Iowa, a tornado a mile wide touched down near the town of Cherokee.