Sentence examples for hospitable town from inspiring English sources
What I discovered was that there was always another hospitable town to visit.
They become lovers that night and decide to flee to a more hospitable town, San Francisco, where they embark on the hippie lifestyle, bearded and long-haired.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, November 5, 1932 P. 13 A lady from Virginia, now living in New York, thinks this is a mahty hospitable town aftuh all.
Tom Steels, a Belgian with Mapei, won his second successive stage today by sprinting to victory in the 100-mile race from the hospitable town of Loudun to this city in western France.
Everyone would be assured of an enthusiastic welcome as most of our citizens have never had the privilege of seeing the spectacle of a major road race and we count on enough friends to believe that Roubaix is truly a hospitable town.
She pointed out that this was not somewhere in Australia's "harsh, inhospitable desert interior", but what is now "the pretty, leafy, exceedingly hospitable little town of Bellingen on New South Wales's central eastern seaboard".
Current situation: Boulder is one of the least hospitable dog towns in the US.
Most were content to stay in the pool, swigging spirits from a pitcher, playing an aquatic form of ring around the rosie and studiously ignoring the wilting heat of August, a time when travelers have traditionally deserted this resort town for more hospitable shores.
"Motivated by the recent booking scandal in Skopje, the WeTalkIT community decided to prove that this town can be hospitable as well.
"They're very simple and hospitable people," a resident of the town of Sariasio in Surkhandarya told a reporter.
San Francisco was a union town from day one, hospitable to wild, alternative ideas and to waves of refugees from all parts of America (and from China).
