Sentence examples for town traveller from inspiring English sources

The reader squirms a little at the condescension shown to the likes of the "she-Cockney" Patty Ringrose in Eve's Ransom; or the "shrill" Polly Sparkes in The Town Traveller, who threatens the servant: "If it wasn't too much trouble, I'd come out and smack your face".

"I am both a town traveller and a country traveller," he wrote, "and am always on the road.

After a night in this unlovely town, many travellers stay nearer the flats at one of a handful of hotels built from salt.

The bar serves local and western food and is the main bar in town for travellers – it turns into a bit of a party at night.

Bass Highway, which connects Launceston, Burnie and Devonport, branches off from this east of the town at Travellers Rest and passes south of Hadspen.

Situated on an ancient floodplain, it is the first town eastbound travellers encounter after emerging from the Rockies along Highway 97 and acts as the gateway to the Peace River Country.

For one week every year this is truly Traveller Town and nobody not the police, the council, or even the Daily Mail can take that away.

For one week every year this is truly Traveller Town and nobody – not the police, the council, or even the Daily Mail – can take that away.

In 2012 he was promoted to under-secretary of state within the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) and held a wide range of responsibilities including local government, fire services, high streets, town centres, markets, travellers and pubs.

Burma Shave signs pass the time on the way to Seligman, a funny little town that greets travellers with retro motels, loads of gift shops, a road-kill cafe and a squirt of fake mustard.

Locals have declared their town off-limits to travellers, even though this stretch of the Amazon river is playing host to more visitors than ever.