Sentence examples for plenty of town from inspiring English sources

They run plenty of town halls.

"There were plenty of town house co-ops, but this was one of the very first small condos in the city," she said.

"Over the past couple of weeks my office has been inundated with phone calls, and emails and comments on social media requesting a town hall meeting, and believe me, I fully intend to have plenty of town halls that are open and transparent as soon as our first 100 days agenda is implemented and we come up for a breath of air," he wrote.

Plenty of towns have parades, but this extravaganza, now in its 65th year, attracts 90,000 spectators and 5,000 costumed participants.

Mr. Blumenthal disagreed and said there were plenty of towns and cities ready to consider banning the machines if the Supreme Court allows it.

There are plenty of towns that are safe, offer good value, and will provide you with nice lifestyle.

There are plenty of towns that are far away from Colorado's progressive capital city which have chosen to ban the sale of recreational weed in their municipalities, forcing residents to look to the black market for their bud.

Plenty of towns across England have suffered from the decline of industry; rising poverty (the town's East Marsh ward is one of the poorest in the country and was the subject of Channel 4's Skint); lack of investment; and the resulting drug, alcohol, and crime problems but few others seem to attract the same kind of derision as Grimsby.

Although there are plenty of large town houses on prime blocks on the Upper East Side, Mr. Crowley noted, homes with 8,500 square feet in the West Village are "unheard-of".

A big city with plenty of small town touches, Portland has something for everyone.

Plenty of seaside towns have pitches, such as the seafront one in Brighton.