Sentence examples for lowly town from inspiring English sources
Forever damned for its associations with the birth of railways, this lowly town has remained in the shadow of north-east neighbours Durham, Filey, Newcastle and that other place that wears stripy shirts.
Sam Allardyce took a swipe at both the Football League and his own table-topping West Ham United players after lowly Ipswich Town completed a most unlikely double over his side with a win as emphatic as it was unexpected.
Gradually the pair inculcated improved habits and standards into a talented if hardly star-spangled team, captained by the inspirational Frank McLintock, and after harrowing League Cup final defeats by Leeds United and lowly Swindon Town in 1968 and 1969, the Gunners garnered their first major silverware for 17 years by winning the European Fairs Cup in 1970.
"It's what dreams are made of - a team in League One against lowly Spennymoor Town and what an upset that would be if we make it.
Exeter City's League Two play-off hopes are dealt a blow with a surprise home defeat by lowly Crawley Town.
Sat 8.30pm, Toyota Park Scott Fenwick, Editor, On the Fire, Chicago: With lowly DC United in town, Chicago Fire is damned if they do and really damned if they don't.
Afghan officials later said they believed he was a lowly grocer from the Pakistani town of Quetta.
This was well before Holzman's championship run with the Knicks; he was a lowly scout in a remote town on a Saturday night.
But then, I do live in a part of town populated by lowly hacks, which probably renders the entire area as sub-garage status in Klass's eyes.
A memorable one was "A Town Celebrates the Lowly Lima Bean," about a day in West Cape May, N.J.; another dealt with the popularity of red and yellow neckties (for which he won an award from the tie industry).
The "grocer's daughter from Grantham" made much of her lowly roots, but rarely visited the town after leaving home at 18. Locals have poured cold water on plans to temporarily erect a statue of her in the town.
