Sentence examples for towns whose from inspiring English sources

Okuma is one of those towns whose residents were forced to evacuate during the nuclear meltdown.

Benighted shanty towns, whose inhabitants come out to wave as you pass, line the shore.

You see it during market days in nearby towns, whose traditions may be even older than those Zapotec ruins.

"All those towns whose names we are hearing now are similar to Detroit in America," he said.

Those towns, whose residents rely heavily on groundwater supplies, include Mahwah, Saddle River, Oakland and Ho-Ho-Kus.

Also unclear is the future of the half-deserted Christian towns, whose mood swung wildly between confusion and panic today.

In "Braving Home," he reports on five American towns whose residents face the constant threat of natural disaster.

His imagination is caught more by wild mid-19th century places: towns whose dedication to debauchery made them whirlpools of sin.

It's a town whose idiosyncrasies are easy to romanticize.

Its spokesman said soldiers were in the outskirts of the town, whose fall was imminent.

But change is incremental in a town whose culture is fiercely guarded.