Sentence examples for remarkable town from inspiring English sources

We had come full circle in this remarkable town.

Its remarkable town centre was one of the first British megastructures to be realised.

In "Shadows Inside a Suburban Bubble: A Wealthy Long Island Town Feels the Harsh Light Cast by a Novel and a Film" (Arts pages, June 18), you treat Great Neck to another set of broad brushstrokes, painting darkly a remarkable town.

The Tower enclave as a whole is a remarkable medieval town within a town.

The event was remarkable, considering town halls are usually quiet civic events where the local PTA ask their elected representatives polite questions.

Their determination was all the more remarkable given the town's location, on the main road from the battered city of Homs to the increasingly embattled capital, Damascus.

Even their greatest achievement is mired in gloom: the 1981 No 1, Ghost Town, remarkable not just for its brilliantly original, impossibly bleak musical content but the way its tenure at No 1 coincided with some of the most serious urban rioting of the 20th century; and the fact that the band celebrated its success by splitting up in the dressing room at Top of the Pops.

The most remarkable of these towns was Sutri: old enough to make Viterbo look like Milton Keynes, it was an Etruscan stronghold almost 3,000 years ago.

In the town of Remarkable, the setting of Lizzie K. Foley's first novel, all the remarkable women are strange, all the remarkable men are odd-looking and all the remarkable children attend the School for the Remarkably Gifted.

The impact on the town is remarkable.

Then he led us on a remarkable procession through the town.