Sentence examples for in which towns from inspiring English sources

The Turks fired into Syria after weeks in which towns in southeastern Turkey had been hit by stray bullets and shells coming from Syria.

DeBessonet is particularly interested in the American pageantry movement, an early-twentieth-century phenomenon in which towns and cities across the country would put on pageants in which the theme was often civic unity.

More than two hundred communities across the nation are participating in the National Endowment for the Arts' third annual Big Read program, in which towns choose a book to read together.

If a vali is absent or ill, official life from granting a pay rise to a junior employee to authorising a new office block simply goes on hold until the governor can resume signing.The middle of nowhereThe vali system suits a geography in which towns and cities sit in bowls surrounded by mountains, isolated and self-contained.

The founding fathers of the subdiscipline concentrated on the research of rural areas especially of the pre-Industrial-Revolution British Isles, in which towns were considered as part of the regional system while their inner structure was not yet considered a subject of research.

At one point, he was told in which town he must reside.

4 In which town do the Lambert parents reside, and what is the profession of their son-in-law?

I can remember the fiction sections, the new releases table — I just can't remember which store was in which town.

Perhaps this shouldn't come as a surprise after a summer in which town hall meetings on health care have been turned into mindless shouting matches, where protesters parade guns and are cheered on by elected officials.

The original script for "Brother, Can You Spare Two Dimes?" included a scene in which town drunk Barney Gumble knocked out Frazier, who is a Heavyweight Boxing Champion.

Every August, the town celebrates the lavender for which towns in the region are known.