Sentence examples for towns of a from inspiring English sources

The Ogre clomps through the unnamed towns of a quaint landscape, chowing down on whomever he feels like.

This translates into 572 mayors for the right in towns of a population over 10,000, to 349 for the left, reversing the outcome in 2008.

Alternatively, inflation in such countries may result from social and political pressures to provide employment for the overflow into the towns of a rapidly growing rural population; since there is a shortage of savings, this leads to excessive creation of new credit in one way or another and thus to a straightforward "demand-pull" inflation.

However, the marking of the first days of independence during the summer of 1776 actually took the form in many towns of a mock funeral for the king, whose "death" symbolized the end of monarchy and tyranny and the rebirth of liberty.

All of the happier postcodes were northern cities and towns of a certain size – York, Harrogate, Chester, Huddersfield – and travelling up from rush-hour Euston on Friday morning, with all that data in my head, felt a little like a quest to a promised land.

Shropshire Council leader Keith Barrow said parking charges were competitive compared with towns of a similar size.

Towns: Towns consist of a central depo and 2-4 bunkers.

They will play in a ghost town of a stadium.

In 2000 this newspaper called the new Pudong zone a "ghost town of a business district".

Antonio says his story, in a town of a little over 100,000 people, is typical.

Kut is now an ugly, down-at-the-heels town of a few hundred thousand people.