Sentence examples for town out there from inspiring English sources

I know they're in some holiday town out there in the countryside, but this is a main street.

"I wanted to find something that was kind of corny, and kind of talked about my home town, out there near Ohio.

The peat in the garden reminds him of the time his aunt told him about a peat bog that lay just outside the town: "Out there, my young brain imagined, it was teeming with the eternally restless undead, ditch wardens, feral spirits and doppelgängers.

If there's a demand, if there's some town out there that wants us to play, we'll show up.

Whether you're headed to the farmer's market or hitting the town for girls night out, there's no reason to look unkempt or unstylish.

Wore it irreverently, allusively, because he and his people were attached to one of the little allegorical towns out there in Pennsylvania German land.

"As far as convenience, quality of life and what I could purchase for what I could afford, there really aren't too many towns out there that can compare to Thornwood," he said.

I went out through "town," such as it is out there.

Once buffered against the extremes of inner city crime by being "out there", satellite towns and rural capitals are now having to adjust their tactics, at a time when police and councils are struggling to make ends meet.

Back in the late 80's and early 90's, most New Yorkers thought of East New York, when they had to, as some sort of frontier town -- out there at the end of Brooklyn, but not in Queens; out of sight but not quite far enough out of mind.

NEW IN TOWN Driving out there in a van [from Pennsylvania], it was an eye-opening experience.