Sentence examples for towns with a from inspiring English sources

Towns with a predominance of second homeowners have seasonal quirks to their real estate markets.

-- all are tiny towns with a large number of shrimpers among the residents.

They're like little toy towns, with a decent number of affordable restaurants, bars, ski outlets and food shops.

Call centres could go to mill towns with a low skill base and executive agencies to top university cities.

The taxpayers assert that towns with a smaller property tax base pay an unfairly high portion of school taxes.

Boley is one of the few all-black towns with a formal museum dedicated to its history.

Towns with a population much below 10,000, it seems, are not really worth having a branch in.

(The latter is particularly affected by unauthorised migration, as towns with a large undocumented population will not receive the appropriate, population-based share of federal or state funds).

Across the Midwest and Great Plains, state governments have allowed towns with a proud past but no discernible future to fade away.

While most English towns with a similar average incomes delivered strong leave votes, the local authority in the Scottish islands gave a near 10-point victory for remain.

Now it is bulging at the seams, spread across theaters in three towns with a transportation and lodging network to rival an Olympics.