Sentence examples for given the town from inspiring English sources

"People are jealous of him," she said, arguing that the dispute has given the town a bad name.

There's a real medina feel here, not surprising given the town was the first Arab foothold on the Iberian peninsula.

The King of Morocco has given the town the royal seal of approval and is currently building a house here.

The mayor said local people were "confused" and "bitter" about the arrests, and resented the bad image these events had given the town.

A sleek new visitors' center and a crisp asphalt expanse for tour buses have given the town the air of a national monument to a remote, unreachable past.

In addition, the administrator would have been expected to start work in January; critics said that would have given the town insufficient time to recruit, interview and hire.

Croton is part of the Town of Cortlandt, which has its own seal, featuring Van Cortlandt Manor, the homestead of the Dutch family that gave the town its name.

"He gave the town a last snap of his fingers.

The river gives the town a rich outdoor life.

"They don't give the town shine," he said.

Some of the old trees that gave the town its name were uprooted like weeds.