Sentence examples for towns exist from inspiring English sources
The population is predominantly rural, and few towns exist in the state.
Most UK towns exist because of their relationship to water; for trade, for fishing, for farming, for defence, for drinking, for transport.
Bringing employees in on charter flights, mostly from large cities, to work 12-hour shifts for two weeks straight and then flying them home for a week off has long been commonplace in Australia's remote mining locations, where no towns exist.
Most of the towns exist, to some extent, in isolation.
Before European colonization, virtually no villages or towns existed except along the coast, while urbanization was confined to fishing villages, Arab trading ports, and towns visited by dhows from the Arabian Peninsula and Asia.
Most of the homes studied in this town exist on its west side and are some distance away from the extended Rift.
The altar and town exist as part of a world outside art, and the poem challenges the limitations of art through describing their possible existence.
In 1592 the settlement had to be moved 250 km west because of conflicts with natives, although the remains of the original town exist in the Santa Cruz la Vieja archaeological site.
Although no documentary account of Gibraltar is available for the period following the Madinat al-Fath project, there are reasons to believe that a small fortified town existed in Gibraltar, and that its existence was the direct consequence of the fall of Tarifa in 1292.
Although no documentary account of Gibraltar is available for the period following the creation of Madinat al-Fath, there are reasons to believe that a small fortified town existed in Gibraltar, and that its existence was the direct consequence of the fall of Tarifa in 1292.
It's another sign, besides the clinic, that the Peruvian government knows the town exists.
