Sentence examples for town change from inspiring English sources

From then onwards, they leave the town, change their identities and start living like criminals.

"It seems easier just to leave town, change your name and shave off your goatee," Mr. Gilligan said.

"In this small town, change is very hard for all of us," one resident remarked to another.

In a 2008 letter, the State Department of Environmental Protection recommended that the town change to a real pool, she said.

If a creditor may no longer claim large chunks of a bankrupt's salary, that may increase his incentive to work and decrease his need to slip out of town, change his job and close down his bank account.

How does the dress code for a night on the town change when the fashion flock migrates from the restaurant and ballroom to the living room (and maybe even into the kitchen)?

And little in the town appeared to have been disturbed as the town changed hands.

She joined every committee in town; changed the rather dull public suppers by planning foreign dishes.

(A few years later, the town changed its name again to Willingboro).

As the town changed, starting in the 1960s, it clung, like Mr. Toth, to its history.

The town changed hands more than 20 times and, by the end of it, it was completely destroyed.