Sentence examples for popular town from inspiring English sources

Wells is a popular town, and this is a wonderful building with an amazing view.

They noted that Galveston, a popular town for spring break, is not far from Houston.

The popular town of Kailua Kona, with restaurants, shops and night spots, is 10 miles away, and the Kona International Airport at Keahole, which has flights from the mainland, is only a bit farther.

In a measure of how no issue is too small for him, he recently headed out to Long Island to address what some of his colleagues here might regard as a matter of dubious interest for a member of the United States Senate: goose droppings in a popular town park.

"However, the Assembly is in a popular town centre location alongside other pubs, restaurants and businesses and there has always been a possibility that the pub would reopen one day".

Laredo was once a popular town for Americans day-tripping into Mexico for shopping and margaritas, but "with the outlet mall, it is going to be opposite.

"This is one of the most popular towns in the world.

Rents have also jumped dramatically in popular towns across England and Wales, particularly those with popular universities.

The churches here are not nearly as impressive as the monuments in those more popular towns, but their age, their relative isolation from tourism and the virtually untouched scenery that surrounds them lend a distinctive air of mystery, even sanctity.

Ars stands in contrast to the island's other popular towns: Les Portes-en-Ré Portes-en-Ré Portes-en-Réches tonard the northern end of the island is where the newly rich build biglorious with swimming poceanand guest cottages.

Some two-thirds of the flights to Faro, the gateway to the region, arrive from London, Leeds, Liverpool, Dublin and their neighbors, transforming popular towns like Albufeira into variants of Brighton with more powerful UV rays.