Sentence examples for some towns of from inspiring English sources

Glass, wood, and toy industries are found in some towns of the forest valleys.

Ever since, my basics have been delivered, while specialist shops – real ones, as opposed to virtual – have picked up the slack, something that may go some way to explaining (I can't be alone) the small but cheering revival, in some towns, of butchers, fishmongers and greengrocers.

Hence, "[e]pidemic diseases, in all countries... occur in some districts, in some towns of the same district, in some quarters of the same town, in some streets of the same quarter, in some houses of the same street, in some rooms of the same house, and even in some quarters of the same room, more frequently than others".

"In some towns, the idea of redevelopment and new buildings can strike fear into residents.

In some towns, the lack of privacy can be a real disincentive for women in need.

In Mexico, some towns in the state of Oaxaca are still working in handmade textiles.

Some towns prohibit the sale of alcohol in certain zones.[3].

First, some towns were selected for distribution of vouchers.

Last night they lost 155 towns, of some 500 they had controlled.

Some of the mining towns, however, died out and became ghost towns of interest to tourists.

It's how you'd expect some town in the middle of nowhere to behave.