Sentence examples for town of which from inspiring English sources

The largest of the group is Yamdena Island, the principal town of which is Saumlaki, a port on the southern coast.

The sleepy Texas town of which he's sheriff wakes up when he finds the corpses of nine Thai women buried in shallow graves behind an old church.

Bury council said: "We would like to thank the humorous seller who has decided to publicise our town, of which we are very proud".

She was born at Erith in Kent, a town of which she said: "It's not twinned with anywhere, but it does have a suicide pact with Dagenham".

He is ­organising a ­celebration of the country's finest footballing moment early next month in Sliven, the town of which he is the mayor.

The town, of which Montauk is a hamlet, put up $6 million to restore the building and establish child and senior day care, indoor recreational activities and an arts center, said Joan Lycke, the foundation's president.

About one-fourth of the county's population lives in towns, of which the largest is Longford.

But Belo Horizonte is gateway to the colonial gold-mining towns, of which the most notable is exquisite Ouro Preto, rich in Brazilian baroque.

Pundits predict more unrest in towns, of which there are many in Russia, that rely entirely on one ailing factory or industry.

Another 21 towns (of which two were in Wales) were given one MP.

The standard of living per capita in Shanghai is probably 10 times higher than the standard of living in the small towns of which you have spoken.