Sentence examples for vacant town from inspiring English sources

VISITORS to Palm Beach, Fla., in the early years of the 20th century would find a relatively vacant town, with just a bit of new construction.

There will be a new reoccupation relief to encourage the use of vacant town centre shops, halving the rates for new occupants.

Good Answer My family owns a vacant town home, so at our weekly family meeting I suggested we offer it to a Katrina family.

Then there's the leading man's best friend, Garrett, a master at imitating flatulence and a classmate at Trace Middle School, an oasis of adolescent angst in the flat, hot, culturally vacant town of Coconut Cove.

Outside the building, in the real-life sunshine of this pleasant afternoon, the chess dome is surrounded by a pristine, empty housing development where polished cars stand parked in front of vacant town houses and theoretical sidewalks.

Although preservation groups, including the Landmarks Conservancy and the Historic Districts Council, have publicly attacked that proposal, it has met a mostly warm reception among Farragut residents, who regard the vacant town houses as neglected eyesores.

The settlers arrived in vacant towns, walked into empty houses, and went to sleep in strangers' beds.

It was vacant, and the town ultimately intended to use it as a municipal landfill.

It is believed to be the first house on Jail Hill, an area named for the jail established there in 1830, when it was a mostly vacant section of town.

Edward Myers Jr., the president of Myers Smith & Granady in Harlem, a broker himself, said he was reviewing the final terms of the sale of a vacant four-story town house at 145 West 132nd Street, with six Carrera marble fireplace mantels, when he noticed that a Corcoran broker, Eric McLendon, represented the buyer.

There was no reason I could come up with, so, the next day, just before leaving for home, I made an offer on a piece of vacant land in town.