Sentence examples for move around the town from inspiring English sources

Rescue workers were using boats to move around the town.

Non-Serbs were forbidden to move around the town after 4pm; forbidden to swim or fish in local rivers; forbidden to gather in groups of more than three; forbidden to sell or exchange apartments; forbidden to communicate with others outside the town… and so on, in language which seemed to have been lifted from the Nazis' textbook.

A number of ideas are being discussed to make it easier for people and traffic to move around the town centre.

The player can freely move around the town although some areas remain inaccessible until specific points in the story are reached.

The ball then moves around the town by a large group of players known as a "hug", similar to a scrum in rugby in that the large groups from both teams push against each other to try to move the ball.

Leo was a construction worker who worked with aluminum and occasionally moved around; the family settled in the nearby town of Shawinigan Falls by the time Marcel was five years old.

In those days, bank workers moved around from town to town, always at an angle to the local population, whose business they knew to the last pound note.

"You can see the Boko Haram moving around all the town in their motorcycles and trucks.

And because the ambitious schedule of concerts, symposiums and exhibitions is split between two locations — the Austrian Cultural Forum and Le Poisson Rouge — the sounds are moving around town as well.

That it is easy to get citizens to move around from home to town and work when you provide them with a free bike that includes: a woman's style bike (easy on and off), skirt and pants guard on the bike chain and back tire, front and back tire fenders to protect clothing from wet road conditions, front and back lights powered by pedaling, no-flat tires, and a big basket with a bike lock and bell.

Move around in the bed.