Sentence examples for singular town from inspiring English sources

An uncommon property created from a pair of bow-front Upper East Side brownstones that, 120 years after they were built around 1886, were combined to form a singular town house of grand and gracious dimensions earmarked for entertainment, is about to enter the market for the first time.

The Kassebaums occupied a singular place in town until 2008, when the Birneckers arrived with their own hand-hammered still and an intense desire to create a neighborhood-oriented workplace where their very young son could grow and roam.

"Here's a puzzle play, alluring and unsettling in turn, that puts one in mind of a roll call of writers (Harold Pinter among them) in different ways while marking Butterworth out anew as the most singular voice in town.

No chain stores or overabundance of T-shirt shops mar the town's singular appeal.

The play unfolds as a series of vignettes depicting encounters between the town's singular and yet unexceptional folk.

He is not thinking -- and may not even be aware -- of the delicate combination of finance, politics and inspiration that produced this singular fusion of small town and Broadway.

This being a young person's town, those singular places are more often than not coffee houses, bars, or taco shops.

It was dark when I got there and I'd have missed the place altogether if it hadn't been for the supernatural glow of the television coming from the open doorway of the town's singular bar.

The town presents a singular picture of mingled pleasure and business.

A miner's son in Northern England dreams of becoming a ballet dancer, a singular pursuit in a union town that champions collective action.

In view of the singular spatial distribution of these towns, it would seem that determinants other than the high prevalence of smokers are present in the pattern of bladder cancer mortality in this area, since this same pattern is also observed in women in the first five-year period.