Sentence examples for town which lies from inspiring English sources

The present town, which lies in a broad valley, was founded in the 15th century to replace an older town.

The jihadists stepped up their three-week assault on the strategic town which lies on the border with Turkey.

Rebels claim this truce does not apply to the town, which lies between the besieged cities of Donetsk and Luhansk.

Long green ridges slice across the town, which lies far beyond the end of the line of commuter trains.

This town, which lies within a region of severe poverty, has been the recent site of a huge off-shore gas discovery.

Locals in the town, which lies just a few miles from territory controlled by Boko Haram, have long spoken of sleeper cells infiltrating their communities.

Agar Town and Somers Town, which lay near the modern King's Cross and St. Pancras railway stations, were very poorly built.

Both were handsome, dashing, fearless, swaggering, gaily-dressed boys, and many were the girls within the palace, and the town which lay around it, who cast loving eyes upon them.

The opening of trade with the West during the 16th century brought prosperity to the town, which lay at the intersection of the great Volga River and Moscow Arkhangelsk trade routes.

The sea force, after quitting Ionia, proceeded to the Hellespont, and took all the towns which lie on the left shore as one sails into the straits.

And the villages and other towns, which lie along the numerous lakes with rocky granite shorelines that are Muskoka's signature, now boast new public washrooms, statues, gazebos and flower boxes.