Sentence examples for enter a town from inspiring English sources

When they enter a town, they head for the Muslim communities, because Séléka chiefs speak only Arabic, not French or Songo, the two national languages.

One about his entering a town and healing a blind man by spitting on his eyes.

Two days later, they left the deep wilderness and entered a town.

(Remember the supplication for entering a car, for entering a town, the supplication of place and other supplications).

A monarch entering a town or dominion would do so with a large entourage in full pomp and heraldic dress.

Aid workers in Sudan have found dire conditions after entering a town in war-torn Darfur that had been off limits for three years, the UN said Thursday.

In The Holy Mountain (1973) a Thief climbs down from a cross and enters a town where tourists film public executions and a circus of toads and chameleons reenacts the Spanish conquest of Mexico.

WHEN the motor car was introduced to Britain in the 19th century, a top speed of 4mph was imposed so a man waving a red flag could run ahead as it entered a town.

"They just told me as I was coming in that the Dow is already down 400 points," Mr. Edwards said as he entered a town hall in Conway, S.C., prompting gasps from the crowd.

Research was necessary, including entering a town and asking folks for candidates.

Wherever the early Christians entered a town the power structure got disturbed and immediately sought to convict them for being "disturbers of the peace" and "outside agitators"..