Sentence examples for down this town from inspiring English sources

"I went up and down this town," Daley said.

But they know that if something happens to me, people will burn down this town".

Now that the price of oil is down, this town lives on one-third of the budget they had.

Locals joke that the only slimming down this town knows is liposuction, but the higher-end shopping districts quickly disprove that theory.

Neither was the machine gun turret that pointed down this gritty town's main street.

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

I was going down the town on my own…I wasn't thinking 'oh should I do that?'.

Versions of Cullman's old sundown sign hung beside county roads well into the 1970s, and all of them repeated the message that the travel writer Carl Carmer saw when he visited Cullman in the late 1920s: "Nigger Don't Let the Sun Go Down on You in This Town".

If you drove into Cullman 70-odd years ago, you might have happened on "a neatly-painted sign" by the roadside, as the New York writer Carl Carmer described it in his book, "Stars Fell on Alabama," one bearing a chilling and crude inscription telling blacks: "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on You in this Town".

#DearFilipinoAmericans, Yesterday, on my public Facebook page, I posted a picture of a sign from California circa late 1920s, which read "Get rid of all Filipinos or we'll burn this town down".

So, we were trying to have to knuckle down and get focused on this town.