Sentence examples for town of roughly from inspiring English sources

Fort Gaines is a town of roughly a thousand people, surrounded by tree farms, Baptist churches, and cotton fields.

The study's starting point was an automotive plant in Europe that closed in 2006, leaving about 1,100 workers unemployed in a town of roughly 15,000 people.

Five generations of Randles have lived in Bastrop, a town of roughly 11,000 that relied on the enormous International Paper Company mill that towered over the community.

"You know who comes," said Ms. Freier, one of 200 volunteers in this town of roughly 2,000 who are keeping the Roxy's neon glowing.

"It's especially tough for small cities," said Jerry Pacheco, city manager for Pueblo, a university town of roughly 106,000 people about 110 miles south of Denver.

Eighteen miles east is Apalachicola, an unspoiled fishing town of roughly 2,300 people and at least five top-shelf oyster joints.

Their history reaches to about third grade, when Smith moved to Chisholm, a town of about 5,000 roughly 80 miles north of Duluth.

So for one long Saturday each month, eight or nine months a year, Lamm and the others staff the Red Cross clinic in Ahome, an agricultural town of about 20,000 people roughly 850 miles south of Los Angeles.

The film's director, Luca Guadagnino, centered production around the town of Crema, roughly 30 miles east of Milan, and his characters made jaunts to Lake Garda, one of the region's lakes with an Alpine backdrop.

The single-engine aircraft went down at the edge of the Vinton County Airport near the town of McArthur, roughly 65 miles southeast of Columbus, Ohio, at about 1 50 p.m. local time on Saturday, Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Elizabeth Isham Cory said.

There, the town of Minbij, roughly halfway between Raqqa and Isis's easternmost stronghold of al-Bab, remains under attack.