Sentence examples for in large towns from inspiring English sources

"Ask Coroners who sit at inquests in large towns if that is true, Lady Glyde.

Unlike most Ethiopian peoples, the Konso live in large towns, each governed by an autonomous council of elders.

The group also killed hundreds of people by detonating bombs in large towns and cities, including Abuja.

This should eliminate predatory middlemen who offer very low prices to farmers and sell the fruit at much higher prices in large towns.

Christmas, she noticed, was honored more strictly in large towns than in villages, where some shops stayed open and some churches stayed shut.

Two unscrupulous chancers wander the casual labour markets in large towns and persuade individuals to accompany them to find work in unregulated coal mines.

Employees were notified of the layoffs in large town hall meetings on Friday, though whispers about the impending job cuts emerged early on Friday, prompting Mr. Giddens' statement.

He turned down other jobs, at bigger schools, in larger towns.

As elsewhere in England, the parish churches in larger towns often rival cathedrals in size and grandeur.

Family pressure still plays a major role in marriage, but women in larger towns generally choose their own husbands.

In larger towns and cities, speakers would demand tougher treatment of drug traffickers and isolation of AIDS victims.