Sentence examples for mark another town from inspiring English sources

But on Oct. 2, she will mark another town off when she runs a 5K in Winsted.

"I don't want my mark in town to be as a hostess," she said emphatically.

At a ceremony to mark the town's reopening, Mayor Yukiei Matsumoto declared the nightmare that had begun nearly five years ago officially over.

Thousands of people gathered in Reading on Saturday to mark the town's annual Pride festival.

The Queen then opened Pembroke Dock's heritage centre to mark the town's bicentennial.

The Queen has opened a heritage centre to mark a town's bicentennial during a visit to Pembrokeshire.

The trip was to mark the town being awarded the council's 2014 Europe Prize for "promoting the European ideal".

A series of performances about life in Redditch are being held to mark the town's 50th anniversary since it was designated a new town.

Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre also ran a series of events, including flying displays, a vintage aircraft rally and a play, to mark the town's part in the conflict.

The director is especially pleased that, after 18 years at its Charles Street location, the home on Fayette is making its mark around town.

Oldham's built environment is characterised by its 19th-century red-brick terraced houses, the infrastructure that was built to support these and the town's former cotton mills – which mark the town's skyline.