Sentence examples for musical town from inspiring English sources

Hoboken has always been a musical town, from Frank Sinatra's youth to the indie-rock glory days of Maxwell's and Pier Platters, and every year residents and fellow travelers converge to celebrate the town.

The dragon's spirit grants Alex her power before disappearing, and the group departs for the Blue Dragon's cave behind a musical town.

Essaouira is one of Morocco's most musical towns, from exuberant Gnaoua rhythms to a gypsy and flamenco festival in October.

"Matthew, 'Matilda' is going to be the biggest musical in town!" Mr. Wankel exclaimed.

After 50 years, the Leonard Bernstein/Betty Comden/Adolph Green musical "Wonderful Town" still gets it right.

Excuse me, but isn't Ruth supposed to be the plain sister in the musical "Wonderful Town," the one who can't get a date?

Ms. Adams made her Broadway debut in 1953, playing Rosalind Russell's sister in the Leonard Bernstein musical "Wonderful Town," directed by George Abbott.

Producers of the Broadway revival of the musical "Wonderful Town" have canceled performances through the weekend because the star, Donna Murphy, has the flu.

The problem is that every other musical in town, starting with the evergreen "Forbidden Broadway," is trafficking in similar material, often with considerably more bite.

Russell, he recounts, went to Leonard Bernstein's office at the Osborne to sing for the composer before being cast in his 1953 musical "Wonderful Town".

The many other choices range from big-scale musical ("Wonderful Town," through Oct. 5) to the dissection of a greedy, corrupt family ("The Little Foxes," through Nov. 1).