Sentence examples for true town from inspiring English sources

Some real estate agents question whether the new crossbreeds are true town houses.

"I think their term is misleading; it doesn't embrace what a true town center was meant to be.

And LA's only true town square, Uber, is not only thriving, but finally goes to LAX.

And it is organizing tried-and-true town hall meetings like the one here to rally industry support for lawmakers who support a more open immigration policy, including provisions to let tech companies bring in many more foreign engineers.

"It's true the town was razed," he said.

Modern Cambridge has been described as "perhaps the only true university town in England".

True, the town is a little grimy, a little reluctant to exploit its history.

True, the town may not consider it appropriate to have a facility large enough to serve all of western Long Island.

True, the town could still count on tourists by the tens of thousands coming to watch shuttle launchings from its restaurants, parks and hotels.

At 6,695 feet, Steamboat Springs is a true mountain town; in addition to skiers, you'll run across whitewater paddlers, mountain bikers and trail runners.

For now, though, the one-two punch of the cuts and the plutonium facility's delay has sowed unease in Los Alamos — a true company town where nearly half of the lab's permanent workers live in the area.