Sentence examples for particular town from inspiring English sources

Did any particular town serve as inspiration?

Or the fact that he lived in public housing in a particular town?

They are mostly unpaid volunteers, usually from one particular town or region.

Another woman spoke of her distress at having a first trimester miscarriage while visiting a particular town.

And now the signs for a particular town become more frequent, and a particular hotel — something called Mondolce Golf Resort.

We want mineral water" implies that if the couple did live in this particular town they'd be getting drunk like everyone else.

But other grants have gone to buy additional fire trucks for particular towns or to build athletic fields for a particular suburb or to build a community senior citizens center.

In some cases entire guilds of weavers or leather-workers in particular towns declared themselves supporters of the Reformation, indicating that Luther's ideas were being propagated in the workplace.

Communal identities might now be formed by leaving the towns en masse, either for the railway excursion or on holiday, when large sections of the workers from particular towns took their leisure together at the new seaside resorts such as Blackpool.

The goal would be to weaken and isolate government units charged with attacking particular towns; this would allow opposition forces to negotiate directly with army officers on truces within each zone, which could then expand into a regional, and ultimately national, truce.

Deaths are commonly reported in particular towns or villages, or with relation to the summit or crater.