Sentence examples for done in town from inspiring English sources

Basic shopping can be done in town; for more ambitious grocery trips, the owners drive 25 minutes to Springfield, Vt.

Day-to-day shopping can be done in town, which is home to public and private schools, including the Burr and Burton Academy and the Maple Street School.

Labour was set back on the path to government after the calamity of the early 1930s, not by faction fighting, but by demonstrating it could get real things done in town halls, and above all in the London county council.

Most of this work is done in towns and cities, where the scavengers have a reasonable chance of finding other work.

Recruitment was done in towns and cities in southern Sweden through universities, college, sports clubs, youth clinics, travel forums on the Internet as well as through snowball sampling.

What's there to do in town? A. There's really not much to do.

She said he sometimes forgets what errand he has to do in town.

The officer examined my license and asked me what I was doing in town.

"After school, there's nothing to do in town if you're not involved in sports".

"King and Queen of Spain came for dinner — I don't know what they were doing in town, frankly.

But that film gets its history wrong and doesn't really settle what Virginia Hill was doing in town.