Sentence examples for towns out from inspiring English sources
"When we checked towns out," Ms. Miziolek recalled, "I saw some moms out in Hastings with their kids with tattoos.
I'm fortunate to be in Chicago which is heavily populated, but for indie theater in smaller towns, out in the middle of nowhere, they're really suffering.
"These little towns out here in South Dakota are on their way out," Mr. Kirby said.
Like the other towns out here, Southampton ordered mandatory evacuations from the beach houses along the water and for owners of low-lying dwellings.
Wore it irreverently, allusively, because he and his people were attached to one of the little allegorical towns out there in Pennsylvania German land.
Even if the US used its airpower to blast whole towns out of existence, the insurgency would continue, and probably become far more internationalised.
"When you hear someone say the whole town turned out, well -- the whole town turned out".
The Town is out on 24 September.
Pilsen's Old Town pans out from here.
"The whole town came out to meet us," she said.
The town, laid out in 1751, was named for Carlisle, Cumberland, England.
