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Meaning of "much of the town"
The phrase 'much of the town' suggests a significant or considerable portion of a given town or city. It indicates a large area or a high percentage of the population, infrastructure, or land within the town, highlighting the extent or scope of its coverage
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much of the town
Much of the town has since been reconstructed.
Have not seen much of the town yet.
Much of the town remains unbroken forest.
It does not look like much of the town is in there anyway.
Much of the town is heated geothermally.
Location makes it convenient to visit much of the town on foot.
Much of the town was destroyed during the period.
Many of its inhabitants were killed and much of the town was burned.
Much of the town outside the barricades was burned.
The streets are eerily quiet and much of the town is in ruin.
Much of the town was once again burnt down.
Activists reported that much of the town had been destroyed by this point.
Much of the town still has medieval architecture.
Dakota warriors penetrated parts of the defenses and burned much of the town.
Much of the town extends to the south of the rock.
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Where the star struck created a gorge in which much of the town today is located.
Much of the town was destroyed before the fire was contained.
Filling the reservoir destroyed much of the town of Barkhamsted Hollow.
Much of the town was burned and its harbour was destroyed.
During the same period, much of the town was regenerated.
Much of the town underwater.
Following the civil war, much of the town lay in ruins.
Much of the town has excellent soil for farming.
By the time order was restored, much of the town had been destroyed.
Much of the town is full of it.
The fire spread to adjacent structures, ultimately destroying much of the town.
But much of the town is already under the sand.
Shelby was a merchant and landowner, and much of the town was built on his estate.
Like much of the town it has seen better days.
In spite of valiant роforts at suppression, the wind-driven fire destroyed much of the town.
It left much of the town in disrepair and the population depleted.
The villa is maintained almost entirely in a walled enclosure, which surrounds much of the town.
Much of the town was destroyed but only four people were killed.
Instead of the English ships, much of the town was set on fire.
Much of the town including the cathedral was burned down in this fire.
Later, Scots invaders burned much of the town and the parish church.
Much of the town wall and several of its gates still remain.
By the time of the Great Depression, much of the town had shut down.
Much of the town wall has been incorporated or rebuilt into more recent structures.
During the war, the port and much of the town were destroyed by Allied bombs.
Much of the town lies in a floodplain and floods are common during the springtime.
In the final episode, a torrential storm hits Market Shipborough, flooding much of the town.
Much of the town has disappeared since the end of the coal boom.
I didn't see as much of the town as I wanted.
Much of the town was inundated with many homes and businesses experiencing flood damage.
Floodwaters from the Mississippi River have affected much of the town of Foley, Mo.
He also supplied much of the town center with hot and cold running water.
In the 16th century, plague and malaria depopulated much of the town.
Much of the town was flooded due to the high tide and swollen nearby rivers.
Jealous, you know? Much of the town is full of it.
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This town seems to have a hell of a lot of it
I will go down town for a bit then
A town full of drunks getting skin cancer
