Sentence examples for find a town from inspiring English sources

"We cannot find a town that we have not been in," he said.

He arrived to find a town in flames and nowhere to shelter except a gutter.

Driving through rural China, it is hard to find a town that doesn't have family-planning propaganda prominently on display.

But competition, the curator explained, would have caused him to move on, and find a town where people had money to buy luxury goods like handcrafted silver.

They were ecstatic to find a town within commuting distance to Norwalk Hospital, where Dr. Treece was hired last spring as a neonatologist.

I'd heard that Osaek was less touristed than the north end of Soraksan, and I expected to find a town of little mountain cottages.

Joy is restored when they find a town-hall basement to dig, in a country town called Popperville; in the end, Mary Anne becomes its furnace, and Mulligan its janitor.

The Red Cross reached Toulepleu, and found a town almost completely levelled.

When they found a town that met their criteria, they marked it on their map with a blue marker.

The International Red Cross recently reached Toulépleu, and said it found a town almost completely razed to the ground.

In a development in Morristown, they found a town house with large glass doors and windows opening out onto a tranquil pond.