Sentence examples for town for which from inspiring English sources

It's as if the whole area is turning into a tourist ghost town, for which the west is renowned.

Bronson Speedway sits on 36 grassy acres just outside the Florida town for which it is named: Bronson, population 1,100.

Conceived and recorded in an abandoned Arctic Circle mining town for which it was named, the album mingles elliptical melancholy with digital-sampling extravagance.

Connecticut will always be the state where the disease was first identified and tracked in the mid-1970's, in a town for which it is now named.

This is in a town for which the most recent Arts Council England figures on cultural engagement put as seventh from bottom.

Correction: January 25 , 2004 Sunday Because of an editing error, an article on Jan . 11about an economic development campaign by the Nassau county executive, Thomas R. Suozzi, misidentified the town for which Jonathan Kaiman is the new supervisor.

Dutch cuisine is notable for many individual dishes, including filled pancakes (pannekoeken); pastries such as banket (an almond paste-filled treat), oliebollen (a deep-fried pastry dusted with powdered sugar), and speculaas (spice cookies); and a great variety of hard cheeses, including Edam and Gouda, the world-renowned varieties that originated in the towns for which they are named.

Of the thousands of cities and towns for which Standard & Poor's issues bond ratings, only 34 in the entire country have received the highest rating of AAA, but seven of them, or about 20percentt, are in Connecticut, said Parry Young, a director in public finance for the firm, which is a division of the McGraw-Hill Companies.

Seven of the towns for which the application is being made are in Scotland.

Of course, a lot happened in the past 100 years to shape the country's ideals of manliness, but I traced some of the most significant changes to the decline of the industrial working class in the 1970s and 80s, specifically in towns for which coal mining had been the lifeblood of generations upon generations of men.

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