Sentence examples for neither town from inspiring English sources
The setting is modern Moscow and its environs, and much of the action takes place in the scrubby, unpretty half-world, neither town nor country, that Zvyagintsev has staked out as his patch.
Mr. Israel hesitated because neither town nor train was within easy walking distance.
They are, as naturalist, author and broadcaster Kenneth Allsop called them, "the messy limbo that is neither town nor country".
Instead, they chose what Allsop memorably dubbed "the messy limbo that is neither town nor country" – the west London suburbs where I grew up.
"In Larchmont, it has to be at least five feet up, and it's six feet in Mamaroneck," he said, adding that neither town allows razor ribbon.
Neither the town's lawyer nor Police Chief James Strillacci had any comment.
Neither the town nor the county is nonpartisan, and the hope for the creation of an independent agency is unrealistic.
McDonald's joined the planning board in seeking to dismiss the suit on the grounds that neither the town nor the civic association has standing to sue.
Depending on the definition adopted, neither the town nor the urban area are necessarily coterminous with the borough.
At the current pace of development, however, neither the towns nor most commissioners believe the effort has been enough.
