Sentence examples for out from town from inspiring English sources

Finally, nine men set out from town on a punitive mission, with guns and rope.

Swedish holidaymaker Pernille Gusta, 27, and her five friends have cycled out from town to have a look.

Once again Nantucketers drove out from town, this time to gape as Schmidt installed copper plumbing and electrical conduit and banged on rows of fresh cedar shingling.

Whenever a major nor'easter blew up, Nantucketers came out from town to watch whole houses riding out to sea, sometimes with curtains flapping and geraniums still bobbing in the window boxes.

The project had also roofed a sewer, he said, that ran out from the town.

The stewards, engineers, electricians and officers, meanwhile, settled in areas rippling out from the town's centre in strata of ever-increasing gentility.

We set out from the town of Keyworth, in Nottinghamshire, where Zalasiewicz lives with his wife and teen-age son, and drove through the West Midlands.

Emergency requests for reinforcements were sent out from the town in all directions.

Syrian government forces pulled out from the town a long time ago.

The Amatola was scheduled to put out from Simon's Town on January 16th.

From 3 July, an NDH force of over 2,000 fanned out from Nevesinje, clearing towns, villages and routes of rebels.