Sentence examples for town's populace from inspiring English sources

Much of the town's populace was either directly or indirectly on the take.

The town's populace, long-accustomed to limited local autonomy, rioted against Sandinista military control in the early 1980s.

In 1969 he is flying on a plane diverted to an Australian outback town where he and his band land and give an impromptu runway concert, on red dirt in front of the town's populace.

"India's populace was normal.

Helsinki's populace is remarkably multilingual.

The rest of Teotihuacan's populace apparently followed soon after--probably lured by the glitter of newer metropolises such as Tula--and within 50 years the entire city had become a ghost town.

The final engagement took place right in front of the small Texan town and populace, including the Texas Secretary of the Navy Samuel Rhoads Fisher.

Downstairs there's a scene of course, with the excellent Asia de Cuba restaurant attracting the town's glitterati and the Sky Bar, which as a guest you can stride into, but for the populace is a by-invite-only affair (meaning you better have sold that script or you're not getting in).

He undertook engineering projects to enlarge his castle, facilitate urban growth, and assure a water supply for the town populace.

Introversion has immersed itself in all this, studying the award-winning web documentary, Prison Valley, which analyses the town and its populace.

Her rage is subdued for a long time as the plot revolves around Tilly caring for her wheelchair-clad piece-of-work mother, Molly Judy Daviss), while making outfits for the town populace and attracting the hunky manhood of a Hemsworth brother (Liam, looking like he's leapt from the pages of a Mills and Boon novel).