Sentence examples for set in the town of from inspiring English sources

Explaining that it is set in the town of Ashford, Kent does not help.

Set in the town of Conniption, it featured, in addition to the title character, the gunslinger Hipshot Percussion, the banker Mort Gage and a boy named Quyat Burp.

Set in the town of Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk-70 is one of 10 closed nuclear cities, where some 700,000 Russians live and which have fallen on hard times.

Susan Hill now claims that terrain for her own novels, set in the town of Lafferton, where Detective Chief Superintendent Simon Serrailler has found "his own calm space" in the shadow of the cathedral.

That show was described by Oscar Joyner, a son of Mr. Joyner who is the president and chief operating officer of Reach Media, as being set in the town of Wellington, where everyone is black and does well.

A semi-serious, extremely bloody affair, it's set in the town of Devil's Kettle, where a band of Goths sacrifice the high-school beauty (Megan Fox) to Satan to take their band into the big time.

Unlike the previous installments, which were set primarily in the town of Silent Hill, this game is set in the fictional town of South Ashfield, and follows Henry Townshend as he attempts to escape from his locked-down apartment.

Set in the Afghan town of Bamian, amid the rubble of the statues of Buddha blown up by the Taliban in 2001, the film follows the heartbreaking attempts of a six-year-old girl to take herself to school.

The pieces are nearly all set in the fictional town of Glanbeigh in the west of Ireland – "nowhere you have been, but you know its ilk" – among young people kicking against the bounds of smalltown life.

Set in the fictional town of Dirt, with a cast of mangy, hard-to-identify animals, "Rango" is a good example of imperfection: the look is all dusty and sweaty, with stray grit and hair.

Set in the mythical town of Bowden, Alabama, "Another Part of the Forest," Hellman's sixth full-length play, is a prequel to her better-known work "The Little Foxes" (1939).