Sentence examples for towards town from inspiring English sources

A man walks towards town.

I followed older students I knew and we all began marching towards town.

At 5.30am on the big day I headed in the dark towards town and the start.

Then the path diverts back along the Humber towards town by way of an existing riverside promenade.

Leaving their tracks, to loop through White Moor towards town, we enter an area of sandy heathland rich in lichens.

So Pavel and Peter toss the bride and groom overboard and then press on towards town, not daring to look behind.

The government should adjust and clarify its policy and direct development back towards towns.

Finally, the forces of state control such as police and military can be called in to protect citizens; as demonstrated by McPeak (2003), during periods of conflict, herding households tend to retreat towards towns where there are police posts.

We'd been warned before we set off about "les coupeurs de routes" - the road-blocking bandits, who have taken to looting the handful of aid vehicles that venture east towards towns like Grimari.

For example, the transformation of urban centres is another result of this process; people and activities have moved away from the city towards towns or rural areas, but other people and other activities, arriving perhaps from other very far-off cities or from country areas all over the world, have replaced them.

Ring roads and highways were later built to connect Manama to the villages of the Northern Governorate and towards towns in central and southern Bahrain.