Sentence examples for towns type from inspiring English sources

* p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001 In terms of Mosaic Type (the subcategory of the Mosaic Group) without age adjustment, it was notable that the number for influenza A patients in the "Company Towns" type, was significantly higher than that expected in all four seasons (p < 0.001), and the IVII values of this group were the highest among all Mosaic Types (range 199-330).

It's kind of a small-town type thing".

To learn about cottages, the helpful Lochinver tourist Web site, www.highlandfreedom.com, allows you to search by town, type of accommodation and price.

State law prescribes the town type of government for settlements of fewer than 3,500 people and the city form for larger communities.

What I'm thinking about here, maybe slightly solipsistically, are the club nights you went to where you realistically could have ended up stood next to one of the Teenagers at the bar, or had a quick piss in an alley next to that bloke from Les Incompetents or spied Alexa Chung from a distance and pinched yourself because you were a naive, fresh-faced market town type in a pair of Cheap Mondays.

However, if this is more of a "dog around town" type of hat, consider the different occasions he'll encounter such as a dog park, visits with friends or even window-shopping.

The small-town types that Wilder presents here are chewy opportunities for actors, but dangerous ones too; it's easy to go overboard.

That's when Hollywood rides to the rescue in the persons of two tinsel-town types played by John Goodman and Alan Arkin, one real and one made up.

Another pleasingly off-kilter standout is "The Scheme of Things," about a drug-addicted grifter couple who con small-town types to give them money for drug-addicted babies.

He meant, presumably, that Trump was shifty in a way that New Yorkers are supposedly shifty, slick in a way that New Yorkers are supposedly slick, dissembling as New Yorkers supposedly dissemble, and likely to be an unreliable partner to small-town types.

In such stories, ordinary Americans — Midwesterners, small-town types, losers and go-nowheres — are held up for mockery, as if the director were using the lens to sizzle ants.