Sentence examples for town of a from inspiring English sources

They will play in a ghost town of a stadium.

In 2000 this newspaper called the new Pudong zone a "ghost town of a business district".

Antonio says his story, in a town of a little over 100,000 people, is typical.

In the Middle Ages Doncaster grew as the market town of a rich agricultural district.

Kut is now an ugly, down-at-the-heels town of a few hundred thousand people.

Word travels quickly in a town of a few hundred people.

The storm shattered this town of a half-million people, who already suffered from poor infrastructure.

One might visit the town of a friend, and return with a cheeky report.

The first of these was Samuel Hopkins Adams' "Home Town of a Prophet" from 1942.

In Jayuya, a town of a few thousand people in the mountains north of Ponce, Taíno celebrations began decades ago.

The union trolled a billboard around town of a nearly naked and decidedly unbuff Governator in a thong.