Sentence examples for hometown without from inspiring English sources

But I don't see how he could talk about his hometown without mentioning his own experiences of it.

The unnamed, deceased narrator looks down from the heavens on her hometown without pity, marshalling the stories, Bedward's in particular.

The camera, he says, "was my way of defending myself against the people in my hometown without having to fight back physically".

FRANK ROOT can breeze through Fairfield, his hometown, without being recognized, but there is hardly a Broadway dancer who doesn't know him.

In Mr. Kelly's hometown, without a new album to promote, without any sex shows to distract people, a lesser rapper than Jay-Z might have seemed outmatched, but after a tentative half-hour he warmed up and put on a playful, riveting show, full of small surprises (he got a big cheer for his protégé, Freeway) and clever revisions.

If we're clueless today about how to get home, even in our own hometown, without G.P.S. turn by turn, imagine the state of our mental mush across the board of driving (or walking) a quarter-century down the road (pun intended).

The artist, Sun Zhigang, 27, had been arrested under vagrancy laws that allowed the police to detain people for traveling outside their registered hometowns without a permit.

It was a long drive, but Emma was her usual exemplary self, getting us to Brontë's hometown, Haworth, without a glitch.

But there it was, on the list of 487 failing schools that New York State released in September: Ernie Davis Middle School, Elmira -- my own school, where almost everyone in my upstate hometown enrolled without a second thought.

Now after Wales's performances at the 2011 World Cup and its success in the Six Nations, where it completed the Grand Slam by defeating Ireland, Scotland, England, Italy and France, the Wales captain finds it difficult to go out in his hometown, Cardiff, without being regularly stopped and asked for autographs and photographs.

It is about a man called Paterson, played by Driver, who works in Paterson, New Jersey; the coincidence underscores his matter-of-fact hometown loyalty without any great emphasis, though it echoes a similar alignment in the epic poem of that name, and about that place, by William Carlos Williams.