Sentence examples for whose town is from inspiring English sources

"The overwhelming majority of our town is against it," said Mayor Anthony LaMantia of Jamesburg, whose town is in Middlesex County.

"If they come up with something mealy-mouthed and sugar-coated with respect to African-Americans, Native Americans, immigrants," said Mr. Burris, whose town is now predominantly black, "I'm going to have a problem with that".

"I've never been a coward, but that feeling when the Russians tell you they'll be aiming their missiles at you, of course we are afraid of that," said the elder Mr. Rihak, whose town is the largest bordering the Brdy military zone where the installation is planned.

Earlier Tuesday, Khanna sought to demonstrate Kelly and Baroni collaborated to retaliate against a different Democratic mayor in the months before they're accused of using the same tactic against Fort Lee mayor Mark Sokolich, whose town is adjacent to the bridge.

Set largely in the 1950s, Blume's novel for adults follows residents of Elizabeth, N.J., whose town is wracked by three airplane crashes in a short space of time.

A mayor whose town is located within the affected area and who wished to remain anonymous said he found out about the discovery last week in the media.

Another mayor whose town was filled with Syrian refugees said to me, plaintively, "This is a call for rescue.

For a more personal perspective on the Sandy cleanup, here is a report from Michael Winerip, the anchor of Booming, whose town was hit hard by the storm.

I talked to a man in central Germany whose town was bombed by the Americans at the end of the war, when he was 15.

In Iraq, it has been tightening its grip on Anbar province, a thinly populated, mainly Sunni region the size of Greece, whose towns are strung along the Euphrates river.

Lake Skadar, a short drive inland from Bar, is a national park whose gateway town is Virpazar.