Sentence examples for town shared from inspiring English sources
In the 1970s it was the focus of archaeological activities to save Egyptian monuments from inundation by Lake Nasser (the reservoir formed above the Aswan High Dam), a fate that part of the town shared.
Recalling that time in an interview on Irish television two years ago, Mr. Clancy said that he, a Roman Catholic from rural Ireland, and Mr. Dylan, a Jew from a small Minnesota town, shared an important quality.
He once again became a regular at the County Ground, the venue Northampton Town shared with Northamptonshire Cricket Club, until the Cobblers moved to the new all-seater stadium Sixfields in October 1994.
Within a day, a family member in town shared with the girl's parents more disturbing visuals: a photograph posted on Instagram of their daughter who looked passed out at a party and a YouTube video of a former Steubenville baseball player talking about a rape.
As she typed, the people of New York called the president a "frat boy"; complimented him for doing a "fine job"; told him to "Get outta town"; shared with him thoughts of a friend, Armando, in Iraq; and advised him on energy conservation.
Mid-table League Two side Northampton Town shared an FA Cup first round goalless draw with League One high fliers Rochdale at Sixfields.
An outright acquisition, with the county and town sharing the cost, is just one possibility, he said.
Let me be clear: I had precisely nothing to contribute to one of my friends' books, except for partaking of his friendship and considerable hospitality - sleeping on his sofa occasionally when I was in town, sharing dinners, cadging money.
From 1640 to the 20th century, however, the two towns shared a government.
Those bombers, from the poorer quarters of English towns, shared with your killers, in fact, the scary quality of being "homegrown".
The famous bridge-laden view of the two towns' shared river has meanwhile changed forever, with the Sage off to one side and the curving, tilting Millennium Bridge in the centre.
