Sentence examples for this town comes from inspiring English sources
Everything in this town comes from him.
(No "everybody's a winner" here.) Making varsity in this town comes with gravitas weighter even than the daily gravitas on "The West Wing" and "Six Feet Under".
With the prospect of peace and the exit of the Farc as the enforcer in this town comes a vacuum and, already, armed criminal gangs and their paramilitary allies have arrived to fill it.
From Audrey Saunders, one of the original cocktail mavens (before there really were cocktail mavens in this town), comes Pegu Club (77 W. Houston St., SoHo, 212-473-7348; pegupscaleom), an upscale second-floor den above Houston Street.
In 2010 his work in Sant' Antonio finally obtained its due recognition when a committee from this town came to New York to honor his accomplishments as the first democratically elected mayor after the war.
"I'm not the person to ask about racism in this town, coming from where I came from I never had to go through what I've heard a lot of people had to go through in this town," he said, according to Deadline.
In this story, the town comes out looking like a bastion of steadfastness in the face of relentless bullying, its first responders battling heroically to reach those in need, its children trying desperately to get to their first day of school.
Adelaide Lyle, the elderly midwife in this Appalachian town, comes forward to reveal the truth about how Miss Molly Jameson died.
In time, the town came around and passed a law.
But Pounui Ridge, roughly 20 miles from this Wairarapa Valley wine town, comes close.
