Sentence examples similar to the ex town from inspiring English sources

The ex-Town striker, 41, returned to Portman Road to head up the side's second string in July 2008.

The ex-mining town where I grew up in Nottinghamshire was insular to say the least.

Former professional footballer Stuart James echoes that thought: "Lots of players I know would travel to the ground hoping the game would be cancelled," says the ex-Swindon Town regular.

A low 84th-minute shot from the ex-Hednesford Town winger earned Wrexham's second home win in four days.

The ex-Grimsby Town manager, who will continue to be assisted by Shaun Brooks, won only two of eight games but believes he can bring success and a change of style to Dean Court.

Unless the left is rooted in working-class communities – from the diverse boroughs of London to the ex-mill towns of the north, unless it speaks a language that resonates with those it once saw as its natural constituency, shorn of contempt for working-class values or priorities, then it has no political future.

Port Talbot isn't a heritage shell like Glasgow's shipyards or London's Docklands, nor a crude cypher for total desolation like the ex-mining towns elsewhere in Wales.

Rooney, 24, arrived at the County Ground in August, with ex-Town captain Paul Caddis going the other way.

QPR loan striker Tom Hitchcock headed the Millers in front from ex-Town loan man James Tavernier's cross.

Murray converted his second penalty five minutes later but hit a third straight at Stephen Henderson after a foul on ex-Town midfielder Owen Garvan.

As the ex-cons approached the town by train, intent on killing the sheriff, the tension mounted.