Sentence examples for town was defined from inspiring English sources

Known as Cudahy Acres, the town was defined for years by the large, narrow parcels that gave it a rural feel in an increasingly urban swath.

§A rural town was defined as having a population of 15,000 or less.

A town was defined as babesiosis-endemic the first time the state public health department reported human babesiosis cases for 2 consecutive years.

Health centres with a maternity unit and located over 10 km from a town were defined as rural.

In the moonless darkness -- not even the streetlights were glowing -- the towns were defined by the sounds that ricocheted through the warm night air.

Broome today, like many northern Australian beach towns, is defined by sun-soaked, dune-backed beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see, and an itinerant population of European workers.

I've gotten to know the singer over the past year, and even though Huntington and other OC beach towns are defined by surf music, Cross' music (now part of a tongue-in-cheek genre called "yacht rock'), for me, certainly plays beautifully against the Southern California coast, which is why I thought you might like to check out the show this weekend.

Bouazizi's early life in Sidi Salah, a small village near the central Tunisian town of Sidi Bouzid, was defined by economic struggle.

*Rural background was defined as town of population less than 100 000.

Regional area was defined as a regional town that is not a major state capital city of Australia.

Rural or urban area of residence was defined as a mega city, large city, small city, large town, small town, or rural area.