Sentence examples for have enough town from inspiring English sources

Maybe Rite Aid stopped selling disposable cameras, maybe Snapchat made your best drunken pics self-destruct, maybe you just don't have enough town pride to proclaim your home a paradise.

Maybe Boots stopped selling disposable cameras, maybe Snapchat made your best drunken pics self-destruct, maybe you just don't have enough town pride to proclaim your home a paradise.

When you feel you have enough and your town is secure, advance to the Fortress Age.

Rather, the structure of American healthcare has been shaped by local interests that have enough clout in towns, cities, states and in Washington to have prevented modern healthcare organizations from emerging and driving down costs.

We have enough people here in town that will vote.' This is us.

"I don't know that I have enough support on the town board to get it passed," Mr. Schneiderman said.

Cameron also contradicted the claims of Lord Smith, the chairman of the Environment Agency, who has warned that the body does not have enough resources to protect town and country.

If you don't have enough population, then the town center will not spawn any settlers until you have enough population!

This raises the question of whether Denmark's towns have enough space for more trees.

Hiring a car from the airport is highly recommended, though: there's a lot to see just outside Cape Town, from Cape Point to the wine cities of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek: both towns have enough boutiques, wineries and restaurants to fill an entire weekend.

But after a while they hit a wall: the Kim K. lookalike character is too tired to meet more new people; the Clash of Clans village doesn't have enough gold to upgrade its town hall.