Sentence examples for possible town from inspiring English sources

Swim in a fountain (campus if possible, town will do) 27.

This can be a useful tool if you think you know the town or a few possible town's that the relative may be residing in.

But in Sweden, SKB found 18 of 20 possible towns near proposed sites intrigued by their proposition.

In "The Best of All Possible Towns" (Op-Ed, July 31), Stephen Kling puts forth some excellent suggestions for moving Larchmont up from 11th place in Money magazine's list of the best places to live in the United States.

Subsequently, when expansion became possible, the town quickly broke free of its medieval mold, and each new development was built adjacent to, rather than on top of, its predecessor.

The first paragraph on an article ("Under Fire, Greenburgh Delays Town Hall Plan," April 22) about the possible Greenburgh Town Hall/Library move incorrectly indicated that the move was "on hold".

But Ms Hosking reckons it is still possible for towns with big chain stores.

Since the territorial organization of the early church followed that of the Roman Empire, cathedrals from the first were established wherever possible in towns, not in villages.

The artists or workshops that produced these wonders are named when possible; the towns where the pieces were made are credited precisely, as in "lustered in Gubbio".

Now Little and Great Abington, south-east of Cambridge, have had a shock: they were once named as a possible new-town site, but thought the Northstowe scheme had saved them.

But this year Georgians will also be voting on whether to approve a state flag based on the Confederate "stars and bars" design not an issue that tends to attract moderates.Mr Kerry does not have Georgia wrapped up, and it is possible that towns like humble Columbus may help Mr Edwards to victory.