Sentence examples for single towns from inspiring English sources

Coins were struck not only by single towns but also jointly by alliances of towns (homonoiai).

While the South grew more cotton than any other region in the world at the start of the Civil War, there were single towns in New England that produced more cloth in their mills than all those of the Confederacy combined.

Controls were frequently matched to cases by screening round, single year of birth, and place of residence (single towns with more than 5,000 inhabitants or aggregated rural areas comprising smaller towns).

Singer's novel chronicles the way that messianic fervor grips and destroys a single town.

Usually, when tornadoes strike, they will devastate a single town or small area of a state.

The broadcast said nearly 3,000 were missing, all of them from a single town, Bogale.

"After he died, there was a Chalino in every single town" in Mexico.

My ingenue, Mary Ann Singleton, was a not-so-subtle variation on "single town".

It is no longer a story about a single town, because that town doesn't exist any more.

Mr Guzder says the entire Mumbai metropolitan region is overseen by a single town planner ("and she is retiring soon").

Of course there was Sundance, but it wasn't like every single town on the planet had a film festival.