Sentence examples for in that same town from inspiring English sources

In that same town, John Murren, a developer from Georgetown, Conn., is expected to start construction on Quarry Ridge, a 34-unit condominium on 27 acres.

That same year, in that same town, a brilliant renegade named Augustus Owsley Stanley III spent three weeks in the university library's organic chemistry stacks learning the secrets of synthesizing lysergic acid diethylamide, also known as LSD.

I'm thinking of this one evening at the Talking Head, a small rock club inside the massive venue Sonar, where I catch a performance by Magic Missile, a band from suburban Arbutus, Md .(David Byrne, whose band inspired the name of this club, spent his teen years in that same town).

But a single megachurch in that same town gets far more buzz and word of mouth.

But today in that same town, conservative Islamist political group Hizb ut-Tahrir now passes out fliers advocating for Shariah law.

This result suggests that people preferentially establish social ties with others who speak the same language, but also that the social selection process is driven by the geographic proximity (e.g., people that reside in the same town).

In Bangladesh and Kenya, health workers that lived in the same town or village as the health centre they worked in were less absent compared to those that lived away from their place of work [ 21, 42].

Perhaps the sponsors should balance their project with a memorial to one of the few cases of mass disobedience in the Allied Armies that happened in the same town in January 1919.

Before his trip to the church, Mr. Trump spent roughly 15 minutes getting a brief tour of a water treatment plant in Flint, according to pool reports, where he thanked managers in the same town that had its water poisoned.

And it's the stench and desolation of their respective worlds, which are really one world — many of Fugard's best-known plays are set in the same town — that chokes the audience, too.

Despite this sad history, it is in the same town that Michael and his wife have settled, living in relative peace until, at the start of the novel, the woman who was Michael's teenage girlfriend sets fire to herself and her two younger children.