Sentence examples for towns for example from inspiring English sources
Towns for example in coastal New South Wales originally had temperatures taken near the ocean because that's where the town was.
Rents vary depending on whether or not the room is furnished and where you are studying: Amsterdam is more expensive than smaller towns, for example.
In small towns, for example, there is often just one school, so setting up a parallel charter school might not be feasible.
That means there is something all of us can do about this in our own towns: for example, there are slaves on the streets of London – mainly in the sex industry.
Schools that are catering for large numbers of students with such challenges – and there are many outside urban areas, in coastal towns, for example – need adequate resourcing to ensure this actually happens.
The residents of Hartlepool, Middlesbrough and other nearby towns, for example, view each other with often vitriolic disdain (Mr Drummond's costume commemorated an unfortunate shipwrecked monkey, hung in Hartlepool as a spy for Napoleon a suspicious parochialism that endures).
The town, for example, has been divided by a redevelopment plan.
The concrete triumphal arch in the middle of town, for example.
Just to the east of the town, for example, are the Chinese-run oilfields around the town of Heglig.
An entire town, for example, lies submerged beneath Henry's artificial lake, this sunken world a reminder of the enduring nature of supposedly bygone days.
In Town, for example, contends that Marriott took rebates for long-distance services, newspapers and other goods it bought through Avendra from AT&T, USA Today and American Express.
