Sentence examples for town's populations from inspiring English sources

But if those figures were reflected across each town's populations, Barlow and Forrest calculated there was "an annual community benefit" of £242,200 for Bury and £275,758 for Luton – figures not captured by either club in its revenue from ticket sales.

It's so asscrazy hot out there that the town's population of about 3,500 decided to screw AC and live way down under.

First, there's the poverty; as many as 70percentt of the town's population live off welfare checks.

"It's not feasible for us to take in the equivalent of a small town's population every day.

The town's population is 8,244.

The town's population is about 45,000.

The town's population is around 138,000.

(Hispanics actually make up half the town's population).

A large proportion of the town's population is Christian.

In normal times the town's population is 90,000.

Since then the town's population has more than quadrupled.