Sentence examples for towns than from inspiring English sources

The Nazis drew more support from small towns than they did from large cities.

For the first time in history more people live in towns than in the country.

Your hint: This remote valley, which has more ghost towns than actual ones, has a morgue and abandoned mines.

In bigger towns than mine, GasBuddy is more useful, because prices in and around cities are updated with good frequency.

There will be more of a loss to those towns than simply Title I money, one official said.

They are also part of Mississippi's coastal culture, which has historically been more liberal and outward looking — given the port towns — than the rest of the state.

A: There were more dogs in town than people.

To Mrs. Beck, East Hanover feels more like a small town than a suburb.

Philadelphia is an hour away; New Hope, a larger town than Lumberville, is about 10 minutes away.

"She knows many more people in town than I do," said Mr. Schoenbach, 61.

For all its constraints, Hengdian can feel more like a movie town than Hollywood does.