Sentence examples for towns expected from inspiring English sources

Towns expected an $87.7 million increase in education cost-sharing grants, as required by law.

William J. Mathis, the superintendent of eight school districts north of Rutland, said that 16 of 80 wealthy towns expected to contribute to the sharing pool last year collected $7.3 million in private donations -- money that did not make it to the pool.

People in regional towns expect that.

The towns expect another $200 million in revenues by 2010.

Business owners in college towns expect to employ plenty of students.

It lacks the consumer satisfactions that citizens of bigger and richer towns expect.

At the other end of the spectrum are towns like Trumbull and Monroe that don't rely too heavily on state money, yet first selectmen in both towns expect to feel a pinch.

Many prospectors come to mining towns expecting to stay a few months, maybe a year.

This year, the town expected the number of visitors to fall by about 80 percent.

Coming in early 2014 is the 154-room Alt Griffin hotel, which will be part of the largest multi-use real estate project in town (expected to combine residential, shopping and dining outlets in the blossoming Griffin district).

But then, things went differently than most of the people in this town expected.