Sentence examples for town to start from inspiring English sources

His father, Antonio Zamperla, worked in traveling shows before deciding to settle in this Veneto town to start inventing and manufacturing rides.

The day before the fire, the company, the only steel tugboat manufacturer in Maine, received permission from the town to start a $5 million expansion.

Nearby, in another slum, shortly after dawn, Naina Chauhan rode a motorized rickshaw across town to start her shift as a gas station attendant.

April 1 through Sept. 1 has traditionally been the busy season for rentals, in part because new college graduates come to town to start jobs and look for places to live.

After all, this is a city where many still practise their t'ai chi in the misty early mornings, while others are rushing their children across town to start lessons at the newly opened Dulwich College (Shanghai branch).

You wake up on the bus, check into a hotel, go to sound check, do the show, get back on the bus and drive to a new town to start the whole process over again.

The project also encourages towns to start Community Emergency Funds to help pregnant women who must buy their own delivery kit.

There is no justification that most of us can see for allowing our cities and towns to start growing beyond their 1960s limits.

He pointed to the success of Dell beginning in the late 1980s as the turning point for Austin's makeover from college town to start-up hub.

Greensburg's situation is unique - the tornado meant the town had to start over, and that it had significant outside resources to assist the effort - and the town is making the most of it.

"But it gives the town leeway to start nudging it up.