Sentence examples for point of town from inspiring English sources

Talking to some of the people concerned, one impression arises time and again: that from the vantage point of town and city halls, the leadership contest looks more about faction fighting than the deep problems lots of Labour people face on a daily basis.

It took part in the campaign of 1776 around New York City, particularly at the Battle of White Plains; at the Battle of Trenton, it was stationed at the high point of town, the meeting of the present Warren and Broad Streets, to keep the Hessians pinned in the Trenton Barracks.

One day I hire a taxi for a little tour around the higher points of town, with their assembly of fortifications, which, although certainly historic, aren't much fun, lacking both charm and shade.

With Swindon not in action until Monday, the result lifted Bristol City back to the summit of League One, three points clear of Town and six points above MK Dons in third.

The contact network between nomadic herds was constructed using the 6738 point locations of towns, villages, watering points and grazing areas, including the 562 points from the survey, extracted from the above-mentioned databases.

ANYONE wanting to understand Brussels should make a point of leaving town on a regular basis.

A cathedral, dating from the 11th century and rising on the highest point of the town, has been restored.

We've lost our Woolworths and that means we've lost the focal point of our town.

The point of the town, to be developed on 15 square miles, is to test new technologies on existing infrastructure without interfering in everyday life.

The town is well worth taking some time out to explore, particularly the Villa Cimbrone, a magical edifice clinging to the rock-face at the highest point of the town.

A lot of our friends make a point of leaving town for a few days every few months, and if I weren't about to leave for good I'd be planning a short vacation.