Sentence examples for town and setting from inspiring English sources

Burnley Bondholders know this and their message is building confidence in their town and setting it apart from the competition.

In celebration, Sir Peter Hall, chairman of the Town and Country Planning Association, has written a book, published this week, chronicling the rise of the new town and setting out prosposals for the building of further new towns in Kent, East Anglia and the Midlands.

The booms of rocket-propelled grenades echoed across town and set off a two-minute gunfight.

It became a separate parish in 1726 and was incorporated as a town and set off from Wallingford in 1806.

Tens of thousands of peasants occupied Bobai County town and set fire to government buildings to protest against the crackdown.

They have blocked the main roads into town and set up checkpoints, looking for gunmen loyal to the government.

The attack has destroyed the Malian Solidarity Bank, the only operating bank in the town, and set fire to a UN armoured vehicle.

She wanted to travel, but she was too frightened to go into town and set up an e-mail account at an Internet café.

Daryl Van Horne, a satanic stranger - 'Just your average horny little devil,' he explains - arrives in a staid New England town and sets himself up in a plush mansion.

Nearly 200 people were killed in April 2013, when militants stormed the town and set much of it on fire, prompting fierce fighting with the Nigerian military.

He purchased Banjul Island (St. Mary's) from the king of Kombo, built barracks, laid out a town, and set up an artillery battery to control access to the river.