Sentence examples for town of mostly from inspiring English sources

The North Koreans hoped a few years ago to create a busy investment zone on their side, but all they have is a shabby town of mostly idle factories.

But as emergency response teams were mobilizing to reach Ica, the seat of one of Peru's most important agricultural regions, and Chincha, the initial quake and its aftershocks had leveled more than 85percentt of Pisco, a seaside town of mostly modest adobe homes.

When you are in a small town comprised of mostly Anglo people, anyone who stands out as different to narrow-minded bigots is a target.

In March, 67 people died in a battle between tribal militiamen and government troops in the town of Dera Bugti, mostly when the government shelled a residential area.

Islanders who live in the main town of Vathy mostly make a living from olives, of which there are lots crammed onto every square metre of Ithaca.

Except that people in Richmond refused to accept it, and so this town of 107,000 mostly poor non-white people pushed back.

In the dank, serpentine lanes of this town of 40,000 mostly Hindu people and several thousand Hindu temples, faith hangs heavy.

From here, NY 275 bends back to the north, crossing through rural sections of the town of Friendship mostly populated by farms.

His experiences working on both sides of the 1967 border between Israel and the West Bank have influenced his view of Juárez and its adjacent American sister city, El Paso — a town made up of mostly first-generation Mexican-Americans.

Five years ago, 33 buildings were vacant in the city's Old Town, an area of mostly two-story late 19th century or early 20th century brick buildings built close to the road in four short blocks along three narrow streets and a railroad.

The houses of the old town of Clermont are mostly built of dark volcanic rock, as is the 13th-century cathedral.