41.   The philosophy of town twinning, I thought, was that two towns of similar nature with joint interests got together and interacted.

42.   It retains many of its late Medieval buildings and much of the atmosphere of a town of this period.

43.   As in most provincial towns of the time, the wealthiest families lived in the central area and the poorest people lived in the thickly-populated outskirts.

44.   It has been suggested that literacy levels in these weaving villages were higher than they were to be in the industrial towns of south Lancashire a generation later.

45.   However, he did not think it was of formidable enough dimensions even to link the industrial towns of the North, let alone spearhead a wider rising.

46.   The victim of a sexual assault threatened to tell the town of the crime unless she was paid money.

47.   Although the police say violent crime is no worse here than any other town of its size, Cheltenham residents find the escalation in violent crime hard to take.

48.   When he set up his shop he already had plans for a town of books.

49.   Their destination the town of Graz in Austria close to the former Yugoslav border.

50.   My subject is the dear old Quaker town of my birth, Darlington, and I cannot accept its continued defilement.