Sentence examples for half the towns from inspiring English sources

Almost half the towns have already exceeded the 5 percent solar goal, with Goodyear and three others passing 10 percent.

"It might be somewhat normal for a town to take on a national initiative," Mr. Norton said, "but not half the towns in the state".

Perfected, along with the hot dog, at fairs of the late 19th century (half the towns in the Midwest claim to have invented one or the other), the hamburger was ideal for venues without sit-down dining rooms.

But his critics say the overall diversity masks a deeply segregated landscape in which minorities are clustered in a few cities — like Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Peekskill and Yonkers — while, according to the 2010 census, more than half the towns and villages are less than 5 percent black, and nearly half are less than 10 percent Hispanic.

"Women really want to do a good job, something that constrains them from engaging more freely with voters".After years worrying about the Middle East and Russia, Mrs Clinton will be grilled about health care, or the lack of full-day kindergartens in half the towns in New Hampshire, predicts Colin Van Ostern, a member of the state's Executive Council.

Half the town'll be there for sure".

(Hispanics actually make up half the town's population).

Half the town carved their name in its trunk.

Some 60,000 people, half the town's population, have left.Ordinary people hold their breath and wait.

"In Cuba random little town—half the town wanted me to start their Airbnb accounts for them," she said.

Half the town considers her the rural Georgia equivalent of a psychotherapist; the other half thinks she's a witch.