We crawl out of the bunker and set out for town in our externo-suits.
During the Monmouth Rebellion in 1685, the Duke of Monmouth was welcomed when he passed through Shepton Mallet, staying in Longbridge House in Cowl Street on the night of 23 June, with his men quartered throughout the town, before setting out for Bristol the following day.
Six years later she received a teaching certificate, strapped on a six-shooter and set out for the town of Presidio on the Rio Grande, a major crossing point for Pancho Villa's raiders.
"But then," he went on, "I heard that such studies were flourishing in Northampton, and, not wanting to be the only Greek among Romans, I set out for that town". Morley was not alone.
Caesar, having received an account of this, and relying on the affections of the municipal towns, drafted all the cohorts of the thirteenth legion from the garrison, and set out for Auximum, a town into which Attius had brought his cohorts, and of which he had taken possession, and from which he had sent senators round about the country of Picenum, to raise new levies.
So one morning we set out for the little town of Moose near the southern entrance of the park.
Without a peep of protest, we packed pillows, blankets and snacks into the car and set out for Mareeba, a town about an hour west of Cairns.
PAGE A16 A COWGIRL'S JOURNEY OF FRIENDS After losing her job and subsequently her home in Miami, Donna Byrne packed everything she owned, including her two horses, and set out for a ranching town 160 miles north.
In June, 2013, he said, with the Seleka dominating the capital, he and a few other gendarmes had set out for the interior town of Bossangoa, the home of the exiled President Bozizé, who is widely thought to have fostered the antibalaka.
Cuming set out for the Overhill town of Tanasi in March 1730, his stated goal being to gain the fabled "Crown of Tannassy".
DADE CITY, Fla .— On a chilly morning nearly two weeks ago, Donna Byrne packed everything she owned onto one horse, climbed atop another, and set out for Ocala, a ranching town 160 miles north.
