Sentence examples for much town from inspiring English sources

The malls are as much town squares or public parks as they are shopping emporiums.

He began his student days at Amherst as an "ouden," unwanted by the fraternities and thus, Shlaes says, "as much town as gown".

Though very much town rather than gown, the fact that Searle grew up in Cambridge was important in his evolution: as a teenager, already sure of his vocation, he spent hours poring over the Fitzwilliam Museum's collection of Blakes and Turners.

The mayor of Plainsboro, Peter Cantu, said there is not much towns can do to solve the problem, since widening streets would make little difference.

Pretty much every town has a team.

It is very much one town".

Of course, Hollywood used to be a much smaller town.

At Sachsenhausen a new exhibit shows how much the town of Oranienburg really knew.

Now it is a much bigger town and part of the Dallas metro area.

"There's not much in town -- one pizza place and one Hardee's," he said.

But there's not much in town, that's the thing".