Sentence examples for more towns from from inspiring English sources

Clad in combat gear and marching in military formation, thousands of Shiite Muslim militiamen on Saturday vowed to defend Iraq's capital from a Sunni insurgent movement that seized three more towns from government forces.

At least 140 more towns swung from the left to mainstream opposition conservatives as voters punished Hollande for his failure to turn around the eurozone's second-largest economy and above all to tackle an unemployment rate stuck at more than 10%.

What if advice and air power alone are not enough to prevent the IS from taking more towns in Iraq and Kurdistan?

The Socialists have called for a "republican" effort to keep the National Front from winning any more town halls.

Three of the five school buildings in the district — all six miles or more from town, holdovers from a time when rural districts like this built a little school every few miles — were put on the market.

The kidnappings have severely restricted UNAMID, the world's largest aid operation, with most foreign staff having moved back to the main towns from more remote and needy areas.

It also changed the way the city itself developed.In 1900 Yerkes told a sceptical American journalist that "a generation hence London will be completely transformed…people will think nothing of living 20 miles or more from town, owing to electrified trains".

There are now spinoffs in more than a hundred cities and towns from Atlanta to Anchorage, with plans for more.

The Appellate Court ruling, if it stands, would not stop towns from charging more to nonresidents.

The rebels have established firm control of more than a half-dozen towns from the Dhiba border crossing into Tunisia, where rebel guards mingle amiably with their Tunisian counterparts, to the major town of Yafran, a 90-minute drive from Tripoli.

Officials from more than a dozen cities and towns from Buffalo to Brookhaven said they would open their offices to issue marriage licenses on Sunday, and more than 100 judges across the state have volunteered to officiate at the couples' weddings on the spot.