Sentence examples for fine town from inspiring English sources

Van Parijs has a fine town house on the Rue de Pavie (or Paviastraat).

"She should visit the fine town of Kettering and find herself returned to stardom".

"This is going to put a bad name on our fine town, just like they used to".

Worryingly, all this is in Margate, a fine town in many ways, but one which has had its economic troubles.

But it very soon will, once I've convinced my fellow-inhabitants that a fine town like ours deserves a grander, more polysyllabic name than its present one, Wem.

And it will be fun watching them progress these next few weeks, offering a bit of history from the days when a tulip bulb could fetch as much as a fine town house in Amsterdam.

For the average visitor, these titles will mean little – but the names of the highlights resonate: Fontainebleau and Versailles, both fine towns with a château attached; the handsome cities of Provins and Meaux, astride the Voulzie and Marne respectively; and, the main destination for UK travellers, Disneyland Paris.

Its prosperity, which was derived principally from olive growing, prompted the construction of many fine town-houses with large mosaic floors.

The exquisitely proportioned space, where you see the masterly hand of Michelangelo as designer and architect, has the Capitolini Museums on each side and at the end, the Palazzo Senatorio, the finest town hall anywhere in the world.

Which brings me back to my earlier point: there's no finer town for a glorious staycation than Los Angeles.

A five-minute drive away is Sóller, one of Mallorca's finest towns, with an array of Art Nouveau buildings.