Sentence examples similar to pin town from inspiring English sources

This neat-as-a-pin town has several pubs.

So they're doing all they can to pin the town's economic doldrums on Obama, who is wildly unpopular in the state -- and to tie him to Grimes and any Democrat they can.

In between Harbor Shores' champions and detractors are a lot of people who question the wisdom of pinning the town's hopes on a golf course but who acknowledge that something is better than nothing.

Poverty stays hidden amid the pin-dot towns and prim clapboard homes of Marshall, Tama and Poweshiek Counties, about 80 miles north and east of Des Moines.

To get a feeling for the Hill Country in the second sense — the state of mind where cool mingles with tradition, and industriousness and idleness are equally esteemed values (depending on the time of day) — head out among the limestone knolls full of live oak groves and cypress-lined creeks, and to the gritty pin-dot towns built largely of native stone.

According to a certain sidebar of shame, there's a new pin-up in town.

This resulted in all pins in the town eventually being upgraded, which has increased the network's resilience to future events (Table 10).

Meanwhile, the soldier's hometown of Hailey, Idaho, has continued to remember him through special events and yellow ribbons pinned to the town's utility poles and trees.

The second yarn, "The Purity," is a decidedly *not* hilarious amorality tale about a Satan-controlled priest whose rape-and-murder spree gets pinned on the town's kind-hearted simpleton.

They would focus on Thomas's hardscrabble upbringing in the small Georgia town of Pin Point in order to deflect questions about his political and judicial philosophy.

It was July 5th; the stripe down the middle of the road was red, white and blue; all the flags were flying; the town was pin neat.