Sentence examples for older towns from inspiring English sources

Its cultural scene is still inchoate, and it lacks the charm of some older towns.

Then you have a 20 mile green zone and you promote new towns or the organic development of older towns.

Craigavon new town was developed under the New Towns Act of 1965 as a commercial, light industrial, and residential centre linking the older towns of Lurgan and Portadown.

Pine trees predominate, and live oaks are also found statewide, adding character to the streets of the older towns and cities.

With older towns that have a particular character but know they need to redevelop, such as Livingston, the commissioner continued, "It's not surprising they exercise caution".

His cityscapes taken in Brittany are a reminder of how fond the French were of their older towns, which even then they must have thought picturesque.

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Taraz is one of the oldest towns of Kazakhstan.

The first is Ribe, which is one of Denmark's oldest towns, if not the oldest [6 8].

Two officers approached the 24-year-old Towns, who bolted.

Several old town gates survive.