Sentence examples for this very town from inspiring English sources

On the Sindhi side lived a land-owning politician who wanted to cut a hole in the highway that would divert the water to this very town.

Maybe the greatest pleasure for him was choosing his beloved mother, Eva, as his lady mayoress - at the time she was working as a cleaner in this very town hall".

In the last flood over 600 people had died in this very town.

Feel with me the intellectual and moral whiplash as I tried to reconcile these factors: Jesus was born in this very town as Savior founding a kingdom to be ruled by love and grace.

But as someone who has just left the very town he now inhabits on Cape Cod, I can provide another perspective.

"I grew up in this very small town, Pageland, S.C., where Broadway was this distant dream, but it was my dream," Ms. Miller said.

Instead, "How the World Began" uses this never-ending conflict as a prism through which to explore the relationships developing among this particular student, this particular teacher and this very particular town.

The question to George Allen,  a former senator, now a Senate hopeful, came matter-of-factly from Anne Farmer, a diminutive, 75-year-old bed-and-breakfast owner in a little park nestled in this very little town in central Virginia.

— A giant Microsoft facility just outside this very small town hides behind a quarter-mile berm and a guard house, across the highway from the rubble of a demolished prison.

As they lazily kicked gravel and avoided eye contact, I did not volunteer much either, since I did not think they'd be interested to know that I had come to the park directly from a sharp, moving production of "Cymbeline" at one of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival theaters nearby and that I was trying to learn my way around this very small town known for the Bard and the Bieb.

Since then, some details of the proposed budget have begun to emerge in this very porous town.