Sentence examples for town released from inspiring English sources

Chris Daughtry (fourth place in Season 5), who records simply as Daughtry, sold 4.6 million copies of his first album, but his latest, "Leave This Town," released last summer, hasn't been as popular, selling 890,000.

Mr. Leroy said the burial of the tent was prefigured in an independent film called "Dirty Old Town," released last year, that used the antique shop as a setting and featured him playing the role of a beleaguered antiques dealer facing eviction by a landlord.

After the success of Take Me Out to the Ball Game, Freed gave Donen and Kelly the chance to direct On the Town, released in 1949.

"Darkness on the Edge of Town," released just three years later, describes what it's like to discover you're not going to realize the dreams of your youth.

The town released a statement Wednesday saying Trump's comments "are based on his opinion, not actual facts," and welcomed Trump to visit the city.

The "true freedom" Carter was talking about, the freedom afforded by a capacity for honest self-refection and an awakened consciousness, was the subject of Darkness on the Edge of Town, released a year before the President's speech.

As for my career, in my terms, I'm still struggling, trying to make it, but in the world's terms, if you look at all I've done -- working at number-one radio stations, doing TV, interviewing presidents, walking the red carpet at every award show in town, releasing albums and music videos, making the first round of Grammy nominations, and on and on -- well, to many, I've made it.

A group of business owners led by Hidetada Maeda, an undertaker and former town council chairman in Amagi, another of Tokunoshima's towns, released a list last week of incentives for accepting the base.

The scale of the destruction has trickled out in horrifying eyewitness accounts as well as satellite images of the razed towns released by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.

Alfreton Town have released striker Paul Clayton from his contract, allowing him to sign a two-year deal at Conference North side Harrogate Town.

In The Town (just released on DVD) the 39-year-old plays a dogged FBI man, and while he in no way embarrasses himself, he doesn't sparkle either.