common town造句

• Both Elko and New Market were common town names of the era according to the Minnesota Historical Society.
• In 1966 Gersekar醫 joined with S醨fimizd?to form one common town council, with Telekes joining also four years later.
• Tasker most often built bridges that were a modified version of a kingspost truss; this bridge is the more common Town lattice style.
• Oakham is bordered by North Brookfield share a common town corner; however, due to its location within feet of the banks of Brooks Pond, there is no direct way to get to North Brookfield from Oakham.
• A second crossing, the " Lange Br點ke " ( Long Bridge ), today the " Rathausbr點ke " ( Town Hall Bridge ) was erected across the Spree in 1307 with a common town hall in the middle of it.
• To the common town dweller  whether he lived in a prestigious Free Imperial City like Frankfurt, Augsburg or Nuremberg, or in a small market town such as there were hundreds throughout Germany  attaining burgher status ( " " ) could be his greatest aim in life.
• The common Town Hall, in the form of preserved Renaissance buildings, was built right on the former boundary between the two former towns, with two separate entrances for " Altst鋎ter " and " Neust鋎ter " ( " Old Towners " and " New Towners " ).
• This, however, is not always the case, especially in towns where names have unusual pronunciations; if an out-of-market disc jockey cannot pronounce the name of a fairly common town in the market ( for instance, a common barometer in the Milwaukee market is the proper pronunciation of the suburban community of dead giveaway that the jockey is voice-tracked from out of market.