Sentence examples for town marking from inspiring English sources

St Jérôme is the gateway town, marking the beginning of the Parc Linéaire le P'tit Train du Nord – 124 miles of walking trails (laurentians.com).

In the meantime, enjoy the food, drinks, and activities around town marking the onset of the blossoms.

Thousands of colourful ribbons tied to the fences surrounding Catholic schools and churches in the town mark their presence.

On Wednesday, the town marked the tragedy with a memorial service at the high school that had hosted the exchange students just days before.

The Kurdish forces' victory in this north Syrian town marked a huge strategic and propaganda loss for Isis, which once seemed unstoppable.

Last week, as others celebrated or lamented, the residents of Kiryat Shmona, Israel's northernmost town, marked the occasion by retiring to bomb shelters to escape rockets shot over the border by Lebanese guerrillas.

In this Mississippi River town marked by pockets of entrenched poverty, some of the worst schools in the state are in the midst of a radical experiment in reinventing public education.

The final repatriation took place on August 18 when the town marked the return of the body of 24-year-old Daniel Clack, who was killed by a roadside bomb in Helmand.

In addition to the militants' passports, found in the village of Chalvashti, soldiers discovered a small house in a nearby town marked as a "laboratory" that was used for the manufacture of roadside bombs, Brig.

In the sixth century the town was very deliberately abandoned: the many wells were tumbled in, and the land gradually reverted to green fields, the buried town marked only by the jagged outline of massive walls which once formed a 1.5-mile circuit.

Whether you swapped the medieval alleyways of the south for grit-grey northern industrialism, England for Scotland or simply crossed the Pennines, moving to a university town marked the dawn of a new era.