Sentence examples for dry town from inspiring English sources
That town had previously been a dry town built by the Quakers.
"There's an absolute percentage who buy here because it's a dry town.
It is still a "dry" town, meaning the sale of alcohol is banned.
It's a dry town, but you can bring your own liquor.
And they left Bridgewater as the only so-called dry town in the state.
Ocean Grove is a "dry" town: No alcohol can be bought or sold.
Some dry towns, however, show no inclination to bend.
Cons Bridgewater has the distinction of being one of only two dry towns in Connecticut, so there are no liquor stores, restaurants or nightclubs.
B1 Dry Towns Reconsider Status Residents of Willingboro, N.J., concerned about economic woe, will vote in November on a referendum to allow alcohol to be sold.
The second side of Charlie Wilson was the man who represented the piny woods and the oilfields of east Texas, with small dry towns wedged among forests named after Sam Houston and Davy Crockett.
Most of New Jersey's 43 dry towns are here in the southern part of the state, which is dotted with old summer resorts founded by teetotaling Protestants who purposefully turned their backs on the wet temptations of New York and Philadelphia.
