Sentence examples for valuable town from inspiring English sources

Gen. George McClellan certainly had his eye on the strategically valuable town.

"Pound Ridge really does have a diversity that really is wonderful, but we're not going to have it long if we don't provide a way for our valuable town workers to live here".

"It seems clear now that IS is seeking to capture the symbolically valuable town of Marea and then Azaz and in so doing effectively cut off the opposition's continued ability to benefit from the use of the Bab al-Salamah crossing with Turkey," said Charles Lister, visiting Fellow at the Brookings Doha Center.

These usually have little or no extra charge and are much better than carrying valuables around town with you.

But what he is hoping will make his sites more valuable are the "town leaders" he is trying to get to host each site: local agents or mortgage officers who will blog about area homes, schools, businesses and other community news in exchange for being the featured real estate professional on the site.

The study produced a valuable map for town planners and groundwater management personnel, because it gives a very comprehensive indication of regions having high fluoride contamination.

Towns are more valuable.Torn between conflicting desires to appear in control of the calamity and blameless for the suffering, other ministers blathered.

The book is also a valuable tool for residents in towns and cities nationwide that had no easily available reference point for understanding their own landscapes.

Prince Frederick ("Freddy") Duleep Singh, right, gave the building and its most valuable contents to the town in 1923.

On the music scene, Mr. Stack registered as a workaday bassist, a valuable commodity in a town of frontmen and lead guitars.

They are now dug in on high ground and are able to fire on any vehicles using a strategically valuable road near the town of Kargil.