Sentence examples for town pop from inspiring English sources

– I've been seeing Roger Goodell sightings around town pop up more and more on social media.

It's only going to add about 20 minutes, so we decided to make the trip to the town (pop: 957).

Lock Haven is a small town (pop. 9,000), hours away from Pittsburgh or Philadelphia, and the crowd was modest (half the gym's floor space was empty).

The poverty level in some of its 31 counties is three times the national average, and unemployment in Albany, the largest town (pop. 80,000), nears 8percentt.

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During the flight I had plenty of time to contemplate the transition from a frenetic, wired city of more than 10 million people to a bucolic town (pop. 4,044).

Around 3 P.M., a friend visiting from out of town popped by and we drank celery kombucha as we caught up.

It turned out, though, that Jagger, who was not an official participant, had merely skipped a tea party hosted by Cameron and had stuck around town, popping up at private events here and there, but not, evidently, at the Congress Center.

"It's lovely going into the town, popping in to buy a paper, chatting with people but nobody bothering you, and though I want to travel when my career is over, I know where my roots are and where my home is".

Rookies Do Worse Philip Weinberg walks the halls of Brooklyn's 1,250-student High School of theecommunication Arts and Technology like the beloved mayor of a close-knit town, popping into a young math teacher's classroom, ushering teenagers off the sidewalk after dismissal in a manner both firm and warm.

Instead much of the similarity is cultural: Just as Enron in Houston a decade ago, Chesapeake is the surging company in an energy-reliant town, popping its name on the local pro sports arena, filling up the skyline (McClendon's campus feels more like a university, with 20 low-slung buildings, mostly in Georgian style) and gobbling up the local smartest guys in the room.