Sentence examples for typical town from inspiring English sources

It is also doubly representative, because Muncie has long been called America's "most typical" town.

"We often see this vicious circle in the typical town hall meeting," he says.

Shillington is a typical town of the region, a farm region where land was precious and the brick houses, often semidetached, were closely packed.

Writing about one typical town, he explained: "The people of this mining camp breathed copper, ate copper, wore copper, and were thoroughly saturated with copper.

The town was eventually taken, but the narrow alleyways and sunlit squares of the medina still reflect the typical town planning concepts of the Moors.

The house, at 22 East 71st Street, is 45 feet wide — double the width of a typical town house — and five stories high, and has an English basement.

Typical towns of the eastern wheatlands are crowned by grain elevators, whereas food-processing plants are common in the towns that serve irrigated farms.

Plans for 103 typical Ginsburg town homes in Litchfield were reduced from 138 units to comply with the town's wishes, but it still denied the developer's applications for wetlands and site plan approval.

At the EU's behest, to further explore other specific issues shaping the perception of insecurity in small to medium-sized towns, The Fondazione del Politecnico di Milano has conducted a research on two smaller centers a typical historic town and a typical Italian small municipality.

"Sebastopol is not your typical small town," Mr. Amiot said.

"We're a typical suburban town," he said.