Sentence examples for town of perhaps from inspiring English sources

When we lived here, Cairo was a small town of perhaps six million people.

But life in Lundazi, a town of perhaps 2,000-3,000 in those days, was quiet.

Down the road in Pittsfield, a town of perhaps 500, helicopters have dropped water, and people nearby with heavy machinery are working to patch crucial sections of highway.

Jimmy operates out of his store in downtown Darby, a town of perhaps a thousand people at the southern end of Montana's Bitterroot Valley.

The case also stunned Cedar Falls, a town of 40,000 perhaps best known as the home of the University of Northern Iowa, the college where Mr. Wasendorf, an Iowa native, earned his degree.

Exploration has to be in segments -- southwest to the land's-end town of Sakonnet, perhaps, and then back north and around in a semicircle to Acoaxet or Westport Point.

The next day, I met up with a friend from Rome, Elisabetta Povoledo, the International Herald Tribune's Italy correspondent, and headed to Caltagirone, a town of 39,000, perhaps best known not for its 28 churches, but for its yellow and blue ceramics, sold in dozens of stores and on display on the 142 steps of the Scalinata di Santa Maria.

We landed in Bumba, a riverside town of then perhaps 10,000 people and the administrative and trading capital of the district.

The Twitter feeds, meanwhile, receive traffic from all segments of town, perhaps because of the ready availability of Twitter on mobiles.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani sometimes visited the Hamptons or other nearby beach resorts on a weekend, but he avoided extended out-of-town trips, perhaps because of his passion for appearing almost instantly at any city emergency.

dompasteiner Between Puerto Escondido and Pochutla on Oaxaca's Pacific coast sits the tiny town of San Agustinillo and perhaps the finest pristine beach in Mexico.