Sentence examples for back on the town from inspiring English sources

His albums include "Back on the Town" (DRG), "Wallowitch and Ross" (Miranda Music) and "My Manhattan" (DRG).

"It was," said Rab Bennetts of Bennetts Associates, the architectural practice that has overseen the redevelopment, "a hostile building that turned its back on the town".

"If Montauk turns its back on the town, I don't see the Town Board being eager to sign off on more preservation funds".

To walk by the glorious Easington beach, underneath the old railway, and look back on the town, a mixture of the shabby and the proud, is to feel the power of the past.

Having brought its party conferences back to this Lancashire gem after boycotting it for a while on the grounds that it was so naff, Labour, it seems, has now resolved to turn its back on the town once more.

Yes, those hard-partying jet-setters known to American wags as Eurotrash, who flocked to New York City by the Concordeload in the 1980's sporting black mock turtlenecks, leather pants and sometimes dubious aristocratic titles, are back on the town.

"This hangs on the back of the town, the period and the people," says AJ Henson, one of Cash's closest childhood friends, who remembers his pal better as simply JR.

I have been back to the town on numerous occasions since then for personal and professional reasons and when I do go back, the events of that time 25 years ago are never far from my mind.

He raced it all the way back to the town, driving on the wrong side of the road to get through blocked intersections and dodging cars that sped toward him in their effort to flee.

Why they're so set on taking the baby back to the town of the dead remains a bit of a mystery.

By December 15 , 1950 the ROK 1st Infantry Division had retreated back to the town of Choksong on the southern bank of the Imjin River its original defensive position at the start of the Korean War.