Sentence examples for town behind from inspiring English sources
Lorraine Thomas is the second-biggest landowner in the town, behind the state government.
The aristocracy here, such as it is, lives far from the center of town, behind locked gates.
Her guilt at getting out, even for a few hours, would fall away as she drove, leaving the town behind.
He set off in the direction he'd been given and no car passed him until he left the town behind.
Most of the time, he is chauffeured around town behind the tinted windows of his city-issued S.U.V.
The modern town behind the south headland of the bay was built in 1829 by the French.
But after the war the ethnic Germans were expelled from the area, leaving ghost towns behind.
The military all but disappeared, too, leaving a wreckage of near ghost towns behind.
The border closings and the isolation of Palestinian towns behind Israeli Army checkpoints have prevented imports of raw materials and goods, blocked exports and disrupted marketing.
Historians can usually explain why humans leave ghost towns behind, but can they ever tell us why condors left us their ghost canyons?
In 1661 they passed the "Cart and Tail Law", having Quakers tied to carts, stripped to the waist, and dragged through various towns behind the cart, being whipped en route, until they were taken out of the colony.
