Sentence examples for the second town from inspiring English sources
The second town is able to grow and become more complex because of its interactions with the surrounding environment.
Coalition and Afghan forces deployed in the second town, Naway i Barakzayi, 20 miles north, on Tuesday.
Cesson-Sévigné, a town of about fifteen thousand, is the second town in France to ban "mademoiselle," following nearby Rennes, which did away with the term in 2007.
Named for Duxbury Hall in Lancashire, England, seat of the Standish family, it was incorporated in 1637, becoming the second town in the Plymouth colony.
Obama regained his stride in the second, town hall-style debate by engaging more forcefully with Romney, as he would again in the third and final presidential debate.
The second town is Moúdros, on the bay of the same name, one of the best natural harbours in the Aegean.
During the second, town-hall-style presidential debate on Oct. 7, Americans will be able to submit questions through MyDebates.org.org
Zinjibar was not the first town captured by militants.
It is the third town in Libya it now holds.
Umm Qasr was the first town liberated by coalition forces.
It was the first town to be taken from Qaddafi.
