Sentence examples for having a town from inspiring English sources
Now, he said, having a town full of tourists is "an every-weekend occurrence.
"It's like having a town house on top of a building," said Manuela Goren, who owns the apartment with her husband, James Goren.
IN the suburban town of Stratford, voters will decide in November whether to adopt a mayoral government after having a town manager system for 82 years, a question that is dividing both government officials and citizens in the town of nearly 50,000.
If you're having a hard time motivating employees to cooperate, consider having a "town hall" meeting to discuss what you've chosen or what you're considering and why.
"Ashford only stands to benefit from being so well connected to the rest of the country - we will have the unique position of having a town centre station with high speed links to London, the Midlands and mainland Europe [with Eurostar].
"Without a dog pound, it's like having a town without a jail," Jimenez said.
