Sentence examples for principal town of from inspiring English sources

Jīzān is the principal town of the Tihāmah coastal plain and the exporting and shipping centre of Asir region.

It functioned historically as the principal town of Wiltshire and is the seat of an Anglican bishop.

The community continued to be called Rome, but, as a concession to the Sabines, its citizens were known as Quirites (from Cures, the principal town of the Sabines).

Newport became the principal town of Rhode Island until the American Revolution and the fifth largest town in British colonial America.

The largest of the group is Yamdena Island, the principal town of which is Saumlaki, a port on the southern coast.

Larger industrial centres are Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, with a thriving machinery and a petrochemical industry; and Košice, the principal town of eastern Slovakia, with a modern steel mill.

Ríohacha, Colombia, is the principal town on the peninsula and the focus of a limited highway network.

Principal towns of the mountain region are Regen, Zwiesel, Waldkirchen, and Grafenau.

These plays reached most of the principal towns of Turkistan, though in Bukhara and Khiva conservative Muslims delayed the entry of reformist theatre.

The plateau yields tobacco, beef, peanuts (groundnuts), corn (maize), and dairy products, which are handled in the principal towns of Atherton, Herberton, and Mareeba.

Louis's objective was simple: he intended to land in Egypt, seize the principal towns of the country, and use them as hostages to be exchanged for Syrian cities.