Sentence examples for due to town from inspiring English sources

Mackay said: "After observing the collapse of other cities due to town planning, there was the chance to put into practice the need to consider the city as a series of projects, as though it were a building.

Under town law, vote tallies are due to the town within 24 hours.

There are few businesses in the town and little incentive for business growth due to the town's small population.

Pressed for time by his recent marriage to Emily Lee earlier in the year, an increase in practice due to the town's rapid population growth and his increasing political roles, Wilson sold his drug store in 1886 to a town alderman, Philip Daly.

The first and second world wars proved disruptive to tourism due to the town's proximity to mainland Europe and, from the 1960s, it fell into decline.

Exmouth is now an unlikely cultural hotspot due to the town's seagull problem being mistaken for immersive theatre after a misprint in the Guide.

"The Football League has no option but to withhold all central cash distributions due to Luton Town FC until further notice and maintain the player registration embargo already imposed," a league statement confirmed.

Mainly, though, it's due to the town's umbilical relationship with our most successful modern Olympic sport – the only one at which Britain has won gold at each of the last seven Games.

He said he was due to leave town the next morning, but was too excited to sleep and instead went out with his wife at 3 a.m. for coffee and doughnuts.

The victim's hard-luck background and promiscuous taste in bad-news men push Sally's buttons on feminist issues, soon taken up by other strong-minded women and turned into a political crusade -- just as hordes of horny cowboys and tourists are due to hit town for a week of rodeo at Jubilee Days.

The problem is that the same number of refugees is arriving every day in Deggendorf, he added, due to the town's proximity to the Austrian border.