Sentence examples for town expanded from inspiring English sources

The population increased and the town expanded again.

It was built far from West's downtown, but the town expanded in recent years toward the fertilizer depot.

The area into which the town expanded, now called L'Eixample ("the Extension"), was open land left originally to give a clear field of fire from the city walls.

When the colonial capital was transferred from Bahia to Rio de Janeiro in 1763, the town expanded farther, far beyond its walls.

To provide other light options, the Long Beach Wellness Cafe, affiliated with the Long Beach Wellness Center in town, expanded from its organic-snack offerings at the center to a full menu at the beach.

Rotherham town expanded rapidly after the founding of ironworks there in 1746, and in the 19th century it became part of a continuous industrial belt extending along the Don valley from Sheffield to Mexborough.

Such explosive growth affects the San Miguel River, and the laborers and service workers who commute daily to the town expand our carbon footprint.

Segovia, Toledo, Córdoba, and other towns expanded their manufactures of textile and metal.

In the mid-19th century some of these towns expanded into larger states, but they declined by 1900.

Even though the woolen industry of Segovia and some other towns expanded and the imports of American silver, now routed through Cadiz rather than Sevilla, recovered at least in some years to about their former levels, a broadly based economic recovery still lay in the future.

Most memorials in Australia were monumental rather than utilitarian, but practical memorials such as hospitals, schools or new roads were increasingly popular in the post war period, although some concerns were raised that these memorials might be later demolished as Australia's towns expanded.