Sentence examples for whose towns from inspiring English sources

But for other residents and elected officials whose towns encompass the recently acquired land, motorized access is seen as critical to revitalizing the Adirondacks' beleaguered economy.

Promoting Christianity, he expanded his influence over Western Pomerania, whose towns and harbours, such as Wolin, Kołobrzeg, and Szczecin, were already important centres of trade and crafts.

Likud's neo-Zionist orthodoxies gave rise to a rapidly expanding West Bank settler population, whose towns many began taking for granted.

Relief officials have ordered the immediate evacuation of those in the region whose towns would be swept away if the dam burst.

A few days later, I was in the Bekaa Valley, whose towns hadn't had power for half the day, as on many days.

As the government rushes to protect some urban or industrial areas by diverting water from them, local officials have faced off over whose towns will be saved and whose will be sacrificed.

He is a former supervisor of Hempstead — whose town board will decide the zoning request.

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

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

Gunther stared at it for a while, then approached a chauffeur whose Town Car was idling nearby.

What is it about some men and the weather — even some whose Town Cars have never been bounced around by a typhoon?