Sentence examples for pick a town from inspiring English sources

Once here, pick a town to start in - the main centres being Carrick-on-Shannon, Mohill, Manorhamilton, Ballinamore, Drumshanbo, and Dromahair - ask which pub the music's at, and settle in.

Perhaps next year, treasurers of all the main parties should simply pick a town, pay its council a couple of million pounds, and order all delegates to stay at home.

I was in Mexico, a country in the throes of a murderous drug war, where I had decided to buy a Oaxaca state map, arbitrarily pick a town maybe an hour from the capital (also named Oaxaca) and settle in for the week.

On Tuesday, the company officially announced it had just opened its newest office in Greenville, S.C. "We don't necessarily pick a town and open up there," Kenny Lund explained.

#2 Location, Location, Location Pick a town that has lot of things to do.

"We talked to a lot of mayors before we picked a town, and Red Bank acted like they really wanted us.

But pick a neighborhood in town, and the billboards are likely to overwhelm, too.

If you and your friends always go to the same place for dinner on Friday nights, pick a place across town and don't mention the change to the person.

Once you get to town, pick a scooter-taxi from the swarm and ask the driver to take you to the boats that ferry foreigners to the island guest houses.

Sure it would be great if we could pick a day where each town crier would climb to the top of a mountain and yell, "Henceforth, no more free words!" But in the real world where your number of blog followers is more important than the content or quality of your writing, it's just not going to work.

"Luckily enough for me," she smiled, "he picked a great food town".