Sentence examples for town's aging from inspiring English sources

Villagers made donations to replace a coil in the town's aging electric transformer.

If anything, we saved a small rural town on the decline". Without an influx of new residents, he said, the town's aging population might die away.

The quake did little more than rattle nerves up and down the East Coast, but here at the epicenter, many of the town's aging buildings were severely damaged.

But since you insist on an explanation, let me inform you that you were seen at a so-called 'literary salon' in Shkodër, one of those rat holes for the town's aging Catholic bourgeoisie who yearn to turn back the clock".

It also says the rise in SO2 emissions since the plant restarted can be attributed to the town's ageing central heating system, and to locals burning coal to heat their homes.

On the outskirts of town, an aging balding bachelor's superpower is: he can take a box of his mother's precious stupid vintage glassware and hurl it down the basement stairs and not a single piece will break.

She also taught a nurses' aide training program at Bloomfield High School, was a volunteer nurse with the Bloomfield Health Department and was a longtime member of the town's Commission on Aging where she was always welcome for her wit, wisdom and brownies.

Despite the town's great age, there are few surviving monuments of any antiquity.

Paradise is popular with retirees — the town's median age is 50 — and the authorities struggled to evacuate older residents.

Last year there was nobody in work in 30% of the town's working-age households.In this section The urban ghosts Twilight of the scribblers?

The stained glass windows of Rochdale's splendid Victorian town hall, built 20 years or so before Blatchford wrote Merrie England, bear colourful witness to the town's golden age.