Sentence examples for in certain towns from inspiring English sources

High street footfall is, at best, flat in certain towns, but mostly negative.

"A lot of it has to do with the abilities of the people in certain towns to pay," she said.

During that period, Rural/Metro's response times slowed in certain towns and it instituted more aggressive billing practices across the board, records show.

It can be explained by a growth in populism but also, in certain towns, by the divisions in the right or the left.

In certain towns, there are cases of people bidding $100,000 or more over asking price and still losing out, according to Mr. Schweppe, Ms. Botti and others.

Gohir said it was an issue that affected all parties, and has also written to David Cameron, but said Labour was the most significant because of the high numbers of Muslim male Labour councillors in certain towns and cities.

Poetry: "In a certain town in New Jersey not far from where I am now existed a farmer".

It features a lot of violent grunting and groaning, some embraces that look remarkably like fisticuffs, and some prominent use of a part of the body that reputedly got certain towns in the Old Testament flattened by God.

In 552 the armies of Justinian intervened in a quarrel among the Visigothic rulers of Spain, and the East Roman troops overstayed the invitation extended them, seizing the opportunity to occupy on a more-permanent basis certain towns in the southeastern corner of the Iberian Peninsula.

He points to flags for certain towns in the US, forever emblazoned with images of what are now vintage wagons from the era of the birth of the railways.

Certain towns in America were targeted.