Sentence examples for half of town from inspiring English sources

City money trumps United in the appeal to China In Manchester derby week, some early bragging rights for the blue half of town.

In Lakeview and Mid-City, middle-class enclaves in the western half of town, street after street of empty houses sit browned with mud six feet up.

The Sichuan earthquake of 2008 left over 5 million people homeless across the region, and over half of town of Beichuan was destroyed by the initial seismic event and the release of water from a nearby lake.

Orange City, the county seat of Sioux County, Iowa, is a square mile and a half of town, more or less, population six thousand, surrounded by fields in every direction.

The river and a wetland conservation area form a picturesque eastern boundary; it is a 10-minute walk along its banks to the lower, more touristy, half of town, around the harbour and beach.

AFTER Beth Medrash Govoha, a rabbinical college, was established here in 1943, the Orthodox Jewish population began to swell, growing steadily over decades until it accounted for roughly half of town residents, who today number about 70,000.

And if it's the case that everyone in your town–sorry, if it's the case that your town is exactly mixed, so half of your town is tall and half of your town are short, then you get a payoff of 1.

STARTING POINT Chicago WHERE YOU'RE HEADED: Matthiessen and Buffalo Rock State Parks, about an hour and a half southwest of town.

I mean I've come away from a weekend at Meredith Music Festival $1k lighter before, and that was an hour and half out of town on a farm with 30,000 other people.

Mr. Cavallaro contends that the Democrats fear that replacing at-large voting with election districts may cause them to lose control of the Town Board because the southern half of the town is heavily Republican.

The town is divided by a narrow river; half of the town is in Kyrgyzstan, the other half in Uzbekistan.