Sentence examples for towns long from inspiring English sources
Paul were great minor-league towns long before they had major-league teams, and they would continue to be fine baseball towns long after big-league teams were gone.
The memories of relatives, friends, and neighbors who had been killed or abducted loomed over these towns, long after the rebels left.
Living in Pennsylvania and traveling through the cities and towns, long before I picked up a camera, helped me shape my perception of what America is, or isn't.
Unlike most beach towns, Long Branch and Asbury Park had thrived year-round with commercial centers and some industry, but jobs were leaving and summer tourists were heading elsewhere.
And in some towns, long-delayed union contracts are finally being resolved, prompting the need to cover months or years of retroactive pay increases in the midst of a revenue collapse.
They left town long before that.
He hasn't been in town long enough.... Nobody knows who he is.
By dusk, a car bomb tore through Kut, an eastern town long spared strife.
But hang around town long enough and the music starts drifting in from every which way.
Machias, the county seat, is a town long associated with maritime industries.
