Sentence examples for in virtually every town from inspiring English sources

In virtually every town and village, there is a field or open space for playing football.

All the participants, from the early losers to the leaders, in groups and then solo, gave concert tours in virtually every town in Spain.

It started after the Civil War as Decoration Day, an occasion for widows wearing red poppies to decorate graves and memorials in virtually every town.

Nationally, in virtually every town and city, marijuana arrests reveal stark racial disparities.

And for people who still doubted America's failure in Vietnam, there were 58,000 reminders of that failure whose families resided in virtually every town, in every state in the nation.

"It wouldn't surprise me that this went on in virtually every small town in the United States," he said.

In just 19 months, Douglass got to know the British Isles better than many Americans before or since, delivering more than 300 speeches in virtually every major town and city in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

But the increase in the number of orphans in virtually every Indian town of any size also suggests, Indian relief officials said, that there will be many who will eventually need new families.

At its height Clinton Cards – named after Lewin's eldest son – had more than 1,000 stores and a presence in virtually every major British town.

Indeed, in virtually every city or town there are helpful websites for cyclists, maps, and advice on journeys and car-free routes.

He coasted to a second term last April, won the European elections in May and in October took control of virtually every town and city in Hungary in local elections.