Sentence examples for saving a town of from inspiring English sources

Cleavon Little plays the sophisticated black sheriff saving a town of dumb white folk from evil railroaders with the aid of Gene Wilder's 'Waco Kid'.

First, let's suppose that before taking their oath, these governors were all true believers in public education, and that only afterwards did they undergo a soul-changing "Damascus experience," whereby they realized that the only way of saving these schools was by destroying them, as the saying went during the Vietnam era that "the only way of saving a town was destroying it".

It's telling that every time we cut to one of those magical tales that the show stops cold: dad meets a witch, befriends a giant, joins a circus, saves a town and none of it is engaging or interesting.

It will depend on whether he decides to flood farmland in Missouri in order to save a town in Illinois from the ravages of the rising Mississippi and Ohio Rivers.

The Army Corps of Engineers, which wrestles with the nation's flood problems, says that in 65 years of flood control projects, this is the first time something so elaborate has been attempted by carving fresh space to save a town in such a tight turn of steep mountains and narrow hollows.

In the Pied Piper of Hamelin, a man with a magical pipe saves a town from its rat infestation.

Doge running out of a burning building with a damsel in distress in his paws, after killing a baddie and saving a whole town with the exclamation of "Much hero!

For him, it is not just about saving a bit of small-town history and rejuvenating an area downtown, although he is most certainly doing both.

It's a kooky old show about a bunch of misfits fighting to save a bankrupt town.

White Settlement is a town of 16,000.

"And this is a town of misfits".