Sentence examples for may be town from inspiring English sources

High-end acts and up-and-coming bands like to vacation (and work) in Aspen, too, so it's worth finding out who may be town.

Most of the towns where the new Wal-Marts may be built are towns that used to be home to Ames department stores.

Next year, the curve ball will be something else, and there may be another town sprouting its own bespoke festival.

Cashman has made his stand, and Santana may be across town to remind him of what might have been.

"What is a shame is that track may be the town's biggest legacy, and we're risking losing it," he said.

IT MAY be a town of only 500 people nestled in an isolated corner of Appalachia, but Matewan, West Virginia, has witnessed a great deal of history.

Opposite Immanuel Church is the Old Library (40 East Third Street; open Saturdays and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m ., a small structure from 1892 that, oddly enough, may be the town's most visually enticing edifice.

Her broker, Sabrina Kleier of Gumley Haft Kleier, has encouraged her to stick with her price, because foreign buyers may be in town to shop for real estate over the holidays.

If all looks good you can check out and arrange for delivery wherever you may be in town.

One caveat: Walkable as it may be, the town is hilly.

Oprah Winfrey may be leaving town, but her Harpo Studio One will not be vacant.