Sentence examples for towns think from inspiring English sources
If you still think cooperative groups are limited to small grocery stories in hippie towns, think again.
Doubles £75 a night In one of Dorset's oldest towns (think medieval abbey meets Thomas Hardy, Trevor and Katee Toms' 18th-century townhouse B&B is relatively new (they opened in Spring 2012).
"A lot of towns think they can bury their head in the sand and make Mount Laurel go away," said Sally Dudley, a chairwoman of the Coalition for Affordable Housing and the Environment, a group trying to persuade the state to give rural areas more flexibility in dealing with their obligation.
"Think of what happened in the 70s and 80s, all the de-industrialisation in northern towns; think of all the miners who lost their jobs and what happened to their communities," she says.
The Syrian air force is pulverising with impunity villages and towns thought to be sympathetic to the rebels.
The people in her town think her behavior scandalous.
"I think a lot of people in town think of oil field workers as trash," she said.
"And now people I talk to in town think this proposal really should happen.
The local DI is convinced that Bates is the right man, and the town think so, too.
"People here in town think I'm making a huge mistake," he said in defiant remarks on the Senate floor on Sunday, as he in effect rendered some NSA and FBI tactics inoperable.
Twenty miles from Damascus, former soldiers and armed residents have wrested control of the city of Zabadani from the army, though few people in the town think the government intends to keep its troops away for long.
