Sentence examples for getting around town from inspiring English sources

Getting Around Town.

"Across the board, people are going to experience higher costs for getting around town".

Visitors had just as much trouble reaching the city as residents had getting around town.

Renault, however, sees its cars as a "rational choice" for getting around town.

Renault, however, says its cars are a "rational choice" for getting around town.

The BikeMi cycle sharing scheme – the Milanese equivalent of "Boris bikes" (bikemi.com) – is a great way of getting around town.

She'd have to get around town by bicycle.

He gets around town on foot or by bike.

Word got around town, and it was not considered, in all, a helpful gesture.

Great – but now I was helping some low-life get around town.

Even so, she finds it difficult to get around town with a toddler.