Sentence examples for more small towns from inspiring English sources

In short, why can't we have more small towns built on big city ideas?

Already, rural regions are emptying, and the shutters are closing on the centres of more and more small towns.

The fabric of life in Forest Hills Gardens -- more small town than big city -- is influenced heavily by volunteer committees.

The novel begins with the arrival of Richard Smith, a young man from England, in a city that is still more small town than metropolis.

I repeat the question I asked her several more times to several more small town waitress -- I've concluded that women slinging greasy coffee have an eye for these things -- and I always get a directions.

This means that many more small-town stations should be viable.

The promotion has been at turns comical and strange, more small-town theater than sport.

Ads in the outfield for Uncle Mick's Bar and Grill and the Vista Center Ice Skating Rink betray a much more small-town audience than in Fort Lauderdale.

If any good has come of the outbreak, then perhaps it has succeeded in shrinking the Metroplex to a more small-town scale, uniting residents of different cities and incomes the way blizzards and blackouts often unite New Yorkers.

Despite having self-published her first two books, in contrast with Ghosh, whose trilogy sold for approximately 4,400,000 rupees at auction, she does reach more small-town readers than does Ghosh, whose success and literary talent still affords him more prestige among elite or literary circles than it does with a lay reader.

Aided by a colorful history, a varied housing stock and a multigenerational population, Fair Haven feels more small-town U.S.A. "You could take Fair Haven, pick it up and plop it down in the middle of Kansas and nobody would bat an eye," said Mayor Michael Halfacre, a lifelong resident.