Sentence examples similar to averse town from inspiring English sources
(And there's Miss Patti teaching a dance class: hi, fictional Miss Patti!) Back at the house, Lorelai warns of "Proud Luke" — Luke Danes, the change-averse town-diner owner, who has remained her partner for nine years.
Having said that, I'm not averse to wandering into town of an evening for a drink and a dance.
In need of additional tax revenues but averse to development that will markedly increase school costs, towns chase big houses on big lots and large-scale commercial developments, she said.
Granted, I'm counting down the days until Labor Day, because I happen to live in a beach town that's been "discovered" by high-strung, loud and personal space-averse tourists.
Sometimes people are averse".
Banks, however, are less averse.
They are averse to cheating.
Mulletted, jowly and not averse to a photo-opportunity, Mr Schettino, 52, who left his passengers and crew behind on the sinking vessel, was questioned yesterday at a court in the mainland town of Grosseto.
