Sentence examples for town calls from inspiring English sources

It requires neither schooling nor capital; Amar Saran, a lawyer based in Allahabad, the district's main town, calls gravel a "cash crop," which can be harvested year round.

The town calls itself the "Pearl of the Uckermark" and the tourist industry describes the surrounding region of woods and lakes as the "Toscana of the North".

Modeled after the response system used by Baltimore, North Hempstead's 311 system will incorporate statistical analysis software, which the town calls TownStat.

Best to beat the crowd, and then spend a little time poking into what the town calls its pocket parks, wedged here and there along Main Street.

"My rolling stock includes a hearse, two Fleetwoods and a minivan with darkened windows our price list calls a service vehicle and everyone in town calls the Dead Wagon".

The town calls itself the official home town of Santa Claus, and rightfully so, since every year 600,000 Christmas letters are sent to the Santa Claus main post office in the city.

ELDER: In a boilin' town called Boligee.

"Outside a small town called Zashkiev.

Yup, a town called Gary.

There's a town called Sladeville, in North Carolina.

Today's banner from the town called for Nato intervention.