Sentence examples for farther from town from inspiring English sources

"They are a little farther from town: it is 10 minutes as opposed to 2 minutes.

In the next decade, many of those workers began to move to new suburbs farther from town.

These days, advocates for the conventional fixes to growth — more highways, more malls, more subdivisions ever farther from town centers — find themselves on the defensive in public hearings.

Farther from town and the airport but has stylish rooms with lagoon or garden views.

Their return to the Netherlands and the development of a new course of the Ems farther from the town led to its decline in the 17th century.

Grid connections are getting more expensive as developers choose sites ever farther from big towns.

As the center of gravity for New York State's population slips farther from the towns and farmlands upstate, the Republicans who control the State Senate, angling to keep their seats, plan to expand the chamber to 62 districts from 61.

In an interview, Mr. Kostunica said Belgrade had proposed to American officials that the zone be narrowed "to one or two kilometers" from the current five kilometers, to squeeze the militants and keep them farther from major towns and a main road.

After facing harsh working conditions and sometimes involuntary labor on the plantations, many Khmer Loeu left their traditional homes and moved farther from provincial towns.

But these big farmers end up spending their income farther and farther from the home town: small rural towns in agricultural counties continue to lose people and stores.

The farther they got from town the flimsier and more temporary the buildings became, from the solid terraces of shops fronting onto storm drains to tile-roofed bungalows, tin-roofed shacks, and plastered huts thatched with straw, the skeletal sticks of the frames showing through the crumbled mud.