Sentence examples for town influenced from inspiring English sources

That Mexican border town influenced what they're serving, too.

Roy Hodgson has declared Fernando Torres free of the injury problems that have plagued the Liverpool striker throughout 2010 and admitted the scar of Northampton Town influenced his decision to recall the Spain international for the Europa League.

This is a town architecturally influenced by the hands of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Frank Lloyd Wright.

Revisit our recent interview with Jeremy Greenspan here, where he talks about how techno nostalgia and small-town drunks influenced the new album.

In a town where influencing the government is a main industry, Thomas Susman, an expert on ethics rules who is also a lobbyist for the American Bar Association, said issues surrounding spousal lobbying presented a particular ethical challenge.

Dalglish, meanwhile, has admitted last season's embarrassing Carling Cup exit at home to Northampton Town will influence Liverpool's approach to their second-round tie at Exeter City on Wednesday, although there will be several changes to the side that beat Arsenal on Saturday and there could be a debut for the 16-year-old winger Raheem Sterling.

However, probably the best part isn't about the phone or broadband or Internet or wireless service, but about the benefit the people in these towns are getting from the new business -- from the AT&T staff doing the meetings or those coming to town to influence, and all of whom are buying hotel rooms, eating in the food establishments and bars, etc.

The Rusholme Ruffians have performed at venues throughout the UK and the band's set list includes their own material, as well as songs by home-town influences such as Morrissey, The Smiths, Oasis, James and The Stone Roses.

The architecture in the old part of town is Spanish influenced with European style churches and cathedrals and cobblestone streets.

Having grown up in Hastings-on-Hudson where her parents still live, Ms. Armand acknowledged that her familiarity with Westchester's river towns helped influence the couple's move out of the city, even though it meant she had to learn to drive.

This suggests that the two towns were not influenced by each other in any way.