Sentence examples for unique town from inspiring English sources

The unique town square, the Piazza del Duomo, is gracefully asymmetrical, with a massive cathedral sandwiched between a five-story bell tower and the bishop's palace.

Armonk is a unique town that has managed, in spite of much pressure, to maintain its small-town feeling and friendly atmosphere.

A unique town name is important to New Jersey residents, where municipal pride often usurps state pride, said William Gillette, a Rutgers University professor who teaches a course on New Jersey history.

In 1981, he and his wife, Sarah Bartlett, an editor who was once a reporter for The New York Times, saw a classified ad for a "unique town house, river view" at the corner of Reade and Greenwich Streets.

"Grinnell is a really unique town because it does have the college, so there are people living here from different parts of the country, even the world," she said.

Anyway, I sentimentalize Blackpool, but it's quite a unique town.

The route was designated as a scenic byway both for the natural beauty of the area and unique towns located each end of the highway.

"In the case of a unique historical town like Hasankeyf, I think we should proceed much more carefully and patiently," he said.

He describes the Upper West Side of his youth as a unique small town, an integrated mixture of professors and psychoanalysts, teachers and social workers, workers and the unemployed.

It is unique, a town of about 18,000 people, and nearly 6,000 horses - about 3,000 in training and more than 2,500 at stud farms dotted around the town's exterior.

Dysfunctional and stigmatized, this unique eastern town is now a place where few want to live, filled with repetitive, identical concrete blocks.