Sentence examples for rustic town from inspiring English sources

At first glance, it is a mystery how the prosperously rustic town of Ojai, California, came to host one of the world's great festivals of modern music.

In the 1960s and '70s Andorra la Vella was transformed from a rustic town into a busy commercial centre catering to shoppers and tourists.

The plant is operated by Xcel Energy and is hidden high in the mountains overlooking Georgetown, a rustic town about 45 miles west of Denver.

The resort sits on real estate worth tens of millions of dollars, and expensive renovations there were a symbol of Montauk's transition from a rustic town to a haven for the wealthy.

After spending years in the rustic town of Stonington, Me., turning a fly-by-night operation into one of the most sought after seafood businesses in America, she now only summers there.

But even the gods would have been pushed to conjure up a harvest as big as the one claimed by a group of olive growers around this tiny, rustic town.

With nothing to do and nowhere to go, she heads back to her rustic home town (the fictitious town of Mainland) and to her late parents' now empty house there.

The violent youths who rampage through the rustic seaside town of Weymouth are led by a sarcastic, dapper psychopath (Oliver Reed), who is pathologically attached to his sister (Shirley Anne Field).

Alfred Hitchcock's film The Birds told the story of a rustic seaside town that finds itself menaced by hellish flocks of seagulls and crows.

Adapted (very loosely) from a Daphne du Maurier short story, it's the tale of a pristine city woman who comes undone in a rustic seaside town.

Where to Stay There is a range of cabins and condos for rent in Glacier, a rustic resort town on the Nooksack River.