Sentence examples for would be towns from inspiring English sources
But not all college towns would be towns I would be as happy living in as this.
An example, she said, would be town participation in public purchase and razing of an unused building next to the Barbara John Memorial Park on Manhasset Bay in Port Washington.
After those years, my mother had made my father buy an old shed in town, so that he would be paying town taxes and I could go to the town school.
The Mayor predicted that the new Equitable Building (37) stories would be the towns last skyscraper.
One obvious choice would be "Our Town".
"Your women and children would be around town.
The cost of that maintenance would be minimal, town officials said.
At the end of the lunch, I asked Mr. Buffett how much longer he would be in town.
Paula Davis and Carol Martinelli, on a "girls' night out", for instance, didn't know either candidate would be in town.
The least expensive would be a town house with a master bedroom and sleeping loft for $729 a week.
But because the first lady had a conflict that night – the governors would be in town for a White House gala – the idea of a remote play was born.
