Sentence examples for towns is defined from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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

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

Atlanta is a beltway town — it is defined by the interstate, known as the Perimeter, that encircles it.

Meanwhile, a studio that's between 70 sq ft and 90 sq ft (so the size of the Kentish Town flat) is defined as enough space for a single adult.

To the west of Esbjerg, the town boundary is defined by a number of small streams.

Mr. Woodhouse's life in the town of Highbury is defined as a series of everyday dispositions, whims, and sentiments.

For urban population, at the first stage, five towns (out of 12) (A town in the Region is defined as having a population of greater than 10,000 population) were randomly selected.

A small town or rural area is defined as remote if there is a drive time of over 30 min to a settlement of 10,000 people or more.