of-town

You were the last good thing about this part of town.

Thelma: You said you and me was gonna get out of town and for once really let our hair down.

So even if you assumed you'd not be going out of town, you may be after all. You would not likely travel far, but it still would be fun.

"Oh, yes, from clear across the other side of town, " she said, warming to the kindness in his voice.

Three-hundred dollars wasn't bad for an afternoon's work, she thought as she drove out to the small church outside of town.

Ah, Summer is almost upon us, and that means most American families are plotting madly to get out of town for a week.

We saw the most obvious sights and then with nothing better to do I decided to go and try and find the bridge out of town across the river.

he said he would be sewed up all afternoon with some out-of-town customers.

You may stay longer, though - the full moon is pushing you to get out of town, and why not?

Then we went to the last place . It was just a few miles out of town. It was a turck stop called the Big Wheel.

He began to preach from a makeshift church in Azusa Street, in a run-down part of town.

On her way out of town, she stopped at a corner store to pick up some road maps, chocolate, and dried dog food for her dog.

She was staying with her mother as James was working out of town.

At midnight I go up to the roof of our apartment building on near the center of town, and climb up the telephone mast.

After that, I walked around, I walked through the section of town which had been hit hardest. I walked for close to three hours.

that's it for today. I am going to be out of town for a week so I will share with you once I return.

I still rent cars to get out of town or to visit relatives.

It was fifteen minutes to Hogback Bridge northwest of town, and he might just get some shots there if he hurried.

"Good-morning, sir, " said the latter, thinking at first that he was encountering one of his out-of-town customers.

I'm supposed to have lunch with an important visitor from out of town, and I don't think there's any way I can get out of it.

It's not known at this point whether Ryanair, famed for flying to out-of-town airports, plans on opening up a route to the new-born island.

He had hunted around the edge of town until he found a small, abandoned piece of property with a house and shed.

He calls Chloe and warns her to get out of town.

He said he sped out of town chased by the wave, rising in his rearview mirror.

Don't all your savings on fixing up your place. Save enough to get out of town.

A distinguished clergyman and the elders from his congregation attended an out-of-town meeting that did not finish until rather late.

"Both of these things occurred in the same general part of town. They look the same, " he said.

The city's website advised people who needed a ride out of town to "try to go with a neighbor, friend or relative. "

As the Rolls picked up speed and headed out of town he began to take an interest in his surroundings.

Marie told me that she couldn't let me use her house for the next appointment because she and her lover were going out of town.

It would be nice to get out of town with some girlfriends, but Lauren would be there.

After 10 days out of town, I finally made it to Occupy Wall Street on Tuesday and had a chance to see for myself what's going on.

Maybe he won't find out what I know: you were the last good thing about this part of town.

Since it was early, I decided to keep towards the center of the road. Deer abound in this part of town, and I had no desire to hit one.

If you can get out of town for a little trip, this month would be an ideal time to do so.

So you are from out of town, what do you think when you come to Canberra and you see art like this?

It flashed through his mind that he had something of importance to do before he went out of town.

An adult bicycling on his way out of town could have yelled at them from the road, asking why they were not in school.

The last place we went to, just a few miles out of town, was an old Root Beer Barrel drive-in that had been converted to a truck stop.

Woman: I believe so. But it's on at the Odeon, on the other side of town, so it would involve quite a bit of travelling.

Brave Husband. . . The husband was bragging himself to the returning wife out of town from the home of her folks.

SONNY: We treat him like an old friend and keep him busy out of town.

In the case of New York, high real estate prices may squeeze out of town the very people that make a city fun and livable.

When I arrived at her modest white house on the outskirts of town, she carefully inspected my dress and asked me to try it on.

We were supposed to have a chemistry class , but Mr. Anderson was out of town for a meeting , so we had a history lesson instead .

Ikea's strategy is similar to that of out-of-town retail parks ? ? keep customers inside for as long as they can.

Of course. I never turn away an old friend. Let's see, I'll be out of town on Monday and Tuesday. Would Wednesday be all right?

The motor scooter chase alone , in which Audrey and Peck are pursued by the police through the center of town , was a miracle of logistics .

Not that I'm complaining, but as I head out of town, Chuck Hayes signed the deal certain since the season ended.

When this museum opened, it was located in the center of town. But soon the museum space was not large enough to hold the art collection.

He repeated his offer for Obama to join him in a series of town hall meetings. McCain also issued the call in a speech last week.

Sorry, Tyler, " I said, working to hide my irritation. " I really am going out of town.

The heart of the "fast fashion" sector is an industrial area on the outskirts of town, Macrolotto, filled with Chinese fashion wholesalers.

But Melchor's place was at the other end of town, and I had no reason to anticipate what happened.

Now, I only see her once or twice a year. . . . . . generally when her husband is out of town.

as soon as the feast was over , the people would dress up in costumes representing the dead to drive the spirits out of town.

Some outfits may prosper with a few out-of-town stores that people visit infrequently, spending lots.

A popular TV show was recruiting out-of-town people in an attempt to increase their market share among competitive TV quiz shows.

The average size of the stores it has acquired is 8, 000 square feet; a typical out-of-town Asda might be six times larger.

But the man he'd have to see was out of town and wouldn't be back until the first of the year.

ll be out of town tomorrow , but almost anytime after that would be fine time with me .

Then again, last winter I found myself out of town more than I was comfortable with.

had a deuce of a time getting out of town; a deuce of a family row.

He rattled out of town and along the highway through a wonderfully rich stretch of country, the finest farms in the county.

The PP's control of two-thirds of regions and 40% of town halls should allow him to push reform throughout the system.

Together, they tried to restrain the girl, but she kept breaking away from them and heading out of town.

Others like to live at the edges of town, away from prying eyes and overwhelming updates.

I'd been out of town the previous week, leaving a clean back yard and a tree as serenely fruited as one in a still-life.

After having been instructed to drive out of town, I began to acquire confidence.

I'm going out of town for a few days to veg out completely.

My husband is out of town this weekend, so I'm looking forward to watching all the "chick flicks" that he refuses to watch with me.

Luzhou has been the establishment of town since the Western Han Dynasty more than two thousand years of history.

One evening, while his wife was out of town, his daughter and he were invited to a friend's house for dinner.

Hosting the Oscars is much like making love to a woman. It's something I only get to do when Billy Crystal is out of town.

If it snows while you're out of town, get a neighbor to create car and foot tracks into the house.

It was too close to a girls' hostel and a high school, he explained, and they would be better off on another tract outside of town.

eg : Yeah, I might have to drive you home. It's really hard to hail a cab in this part of town.

The sun got stuck, as it's making it's way back down, We find ourselves, in a familiar part of town.

I'll be out of town next Wednesday, but anytime after that would be fine with me.

It would make it easier to build out-of-town hypermarkets, and would scrap a rule stopping retailers from selling below cost.

Keith refuses to answer, but says that someone had to deal with it since Palmer was out of town.

But none of this helps much when you're not in the center of town, which brings me back to the SIM cards on the bedspread.

Mum had become the correspondent in our part of town. Sometimes she would write letters all day long.

But on the edge of town, drills were driven out of his mind by something else.

We would enjoy seeing you again. However, we'll be out of town next week. So we'll have to say no this time.

It nestles between Nashville and Chattanooga with a county courthouse flanked by war monuments, and a Wal-Mart on the outskirts of town.

so the first prance they made the general public jumped in and pranced them out of town.

"So, " his girlfriend said as we drove through the streets of my city, "this must be the part of town where the important people live? "

Farmers were meant to get an income comparable to that of town people .

I'm terribly sorry, but I'm going to be out of town on the twenty_sixth.

Now that the clients from out of town have gone home , Janet is able to breathe more easily .

But, unaware of the risks, they were taken to another part of town also forecast to be in the plume's path.

A pipeline carrying water to a wealthier suburb of Bombay stretches through a part of town where poor residents must share public spigots .

Rather than try to defend the army, both elected leaders found pressing needs to be out-of-town.

He thinks he is still using the serviced apartment when he is out of town when in fact he is paying for an empty flat.

Oh. He's actually out of town for the weekend. Some wedding or something. You're looking to be entertained tonight?

So, this is not the time for dinner and a movie: This is breakfast-in-bed, dinner-cruise or trip-out-of-town territory.

At Ming Court, which received two Michelin stars in 2009 and 2010, there has been a noticeable rise in out-of-town guests and expatriates.

He repeated (this) his offer for Obama to join him in a series of town (for) hall meetings.

South Quarter. . . one of the City's most crowded residential districts, in the center of town, near the river.

Slug: What's up to you? Didn't you hear? The bozo who lives here, parents are out of town.

Our neighbour's son was getting married at an out-of-town church, and my husband and I were invited.

If you drive it out of town, I would suggest a luxury sedan.

"People tend to focus on the factories closing at one end of town and forget to look at the expansion plans elsewhere, " he said.

Harvey: Of course, that's fine. We're over the other side of town but I'll arrange a taxi for you.

Bobby: My dad is out of town on business, so I am going to do whatever he would do if he were here.

The young man settled down in a new part of town.

And I know thats the direction to get out of town.

I'm sorry, he's out of town for a few days.

Beachfront cottages and cabins in a variety of styles are a smart bet for out-of-town wedding guests.

In two weeks we are headlining one of Beijing's top rock clubs, and we're talking to an agent about booking some out-of-town festivals.

REALLY? I don't believe you, you must be kidding (joking), get out of town, no way.

Unfortunately they were located in Massachusetts, so they couldn't just drive to the other side of town to take a look.

My roommate is out of town for the next few days, so this is when I've been planning to do it.

Rich watched the couple pick up mail for neighbors who were out of town. He saw them drive friends to a store or doctor's office.

In the holy city of Najaf, ISCI's heartland, a new rule decrees that former Baathists must be purged from government and chased out of town.

The sightseers can take in everything and get out of town by nightfall.

Today, thinking my grandparents were out of town, my boyfriend and I decided to go to their house for some privacy.

One weekend when she was out of town, I met this gorgeous woman at my gym and we slept together.

Get out of town, my handsome boyfriend is much stronger than yours.

For several weeks I tried without success, finally deciding she was out of town visiting her daughter.

Unfortunately, the day I was to take a home pregnancy test, he was called out of town on business.

Some friends from out of town dropped in to see us last Sunday.

Joel went out of town recently, which allowed me to duck into his office and install spying software on his hard drive.

I couldn't get a water taxi to take me out of town, however. That required a bit more planning.

Mr. Wang is calling his friend out of town. He makes the call " collect" , asking the receiver to pay for it.

Rent your house: If you go on vacation or are otherwise out of town for extended periods, you might consider renting out the whole house.

Your path takes you through a hamlet barely worth mentioning, except for the tired teenage boy shackled to the stocks at the edge of town.

This area of town is known as the Bermuda Triangle because drinkers can disappear into the pubs and clubs and be lost to the world.

So he started walking along the road out of town. The road was open, and dropped down to cross a valley.

That meeting has been postponed until next week. One of the potential investors is out of town.

Their marriage was rocky because her husband's job took him out of town for days at a time.

One of them was a thief well known in the area: a rough part of town, with 15 iron-bar attacks in two months.

Well, you know how Daddy has to go out of town for work every now and then?

Presents a system for the extraction of road boundaries from an image taken in an out-of-town environment.

But Old Quarter's not a great place to be on the run. It's the oldest part of town - with narrow cluttered streets.

I was out of town for three days. The next time I came, he was not in Bed Eight.

If you can't go out of town, simply doing errands all around town could be enough to make that fateful meeting occur.

As I hauled a load of gravel through the center of town, I saw Shep standing on the sidewalk near the bar.

A. is an entertainment kind of town, and watching Morrison's facial hair grow quicker than he would come off the bench is entertainment.

Action plans: The square aims to be a model of town planning that gives priority to people, culture, encounter and exchange.

She also called the bus depot and found out what time an out-of town bus departed, even though she had no intention of taking it.

"I registered Republican when I got married, " she says as she walks through Rodney Square in the center of town here.

I tried to call my doctor, but he is out of town.

For alleged embezzlement of resources, and perhaps as a shot at Pericles's power, Pheidias was later run out of town.

District VII, site of Budapest's wartime ghetto, is now the hippest part of town, with the best nightlife.

This is not unusual. Remember the bums getting bused out of town when the Olympics were in Atlanta? Pretty funny in a horrible surreal way.

The police have issued an appeal to the public to stay away from the centre of town at the weekend.

You and your personal support network should always notify each other when you are going out of town and when you will return.

Miss Lewis: Oh, hi Mike. I've been out of town the last few days. What did you need?

She grew up in a poor neighborhood on the fringe of town.

Madrid, of course, is the place where Fabio Capello could win a league title and then get run out of town for being too defensive.

The fair will tempt visitors with more books (especially foreign books), out-of-town publishers, cultural events and celebrities.

The house I've been cleaning the last six years isabout what you'd expect, big, and it's in a real tony part of town.

You know, traffic in that part of town is really heavy.

We got near the edge of town, and there were some tanks and trucks in a thin line of palms near a bunch of buildings.

I was responding to call from a small brick house in a quiet part of town.

A court ruled this week that the city has to find them another place to live, although it does not have to be in the centre of town.

Those are Hemingway's words on the plaque at his memorial a few miles out of town.

But the illusion of Europe embedded deep in the heart of Africa vanishes barely a mile from the center of town.

When Mike Marolt is out of town, he remotely accesses the computer and files in his Aspen, Colorado, office.

This will be a joyous day, and if you can get out of town, do.

Molly: Get out of town? What happened next?

In the middle of town, one must pay a fee of $50 dollars a year to park on a particular block.

One survivor walked out of town carrying a washing machine in a basket on his back.

When I did attend out-of-town events, it was usually at the request of one of my supporters.

"No, " I said, "This is just a normal part of town. These are normal houses. "

It is ever so humble, but the usual dwelling for road warriors on long stints out of town is no place like home.

I'm satisfied to sit here working all day long, You're in the darker side of town.

postponed the meeting because she had to go out of town.

I'm afraid he'll be out of town all day.

Mr D'Cruz says he'd feel safer if, like his parents, he could be armed while shopping in dodgier parts of town.

He was out of town during the robbery so he was off the book.

The men of the village took their butcher's knives and pitchforks and tailoring shears, and chased the lawyer out of town.

If anyone comes to see me, just tell him I am out of town on a business trip.

However , the fact of town governments still are the providers of pulic service in rural areas should not be ignored.

As it declined, the Echo withdrew from its office in the middle of town and trimmed its coverage of local affairs.

Thanks for asking me, but I am going to be out of town that evening.

Moreover, the neighbour knew that Andrew had gone out of town for a three-day meeting.

"We're arresting more people from out of town, " said Marcia Dennis, the city's graffiti abatement coordinator.

The neighbors may agree to take your children when it's time, but what if they happen to be out of town when you go into labor?

Part III: the overall concept of town experience tourism development.

Saturday morning we headed up to the Dabei Monastery in the North end of town.

This Municipality shall restrict the passage of out-of-town motor lorries by delimiting areas of restricted passage.

My wife was planning to go out of town Fri-Mon with our daughter for a trip to L. A. to visit friends and relatives.

And cannot to to lodge a complaint of town court of justice , disobey a court so administer principle, the court does not grant to accept.

That won't be your only opportunity to get out of town - you'll have others too, and they'll be less distant and more accessible.

On an expressway near the western edge of town, soldiers aimed guns from behind guardrails.

A student goes to see her grandmother who lives on the other side of town.

There was a steep climb on the road out of town.

One story tells of a br ave vill age in Engl and defeating a Rom an te am and running them out of town in 217 A. D.

This month, romance seems best on short out of town trips not too far from home.

I assumed she would be at the NBC bureau in the middle of town, heavily involved in covering the news.

Sometimes new releases have a very long wait, and if you're busy or go out of town, you probably aren't going to be renting as many movies.

My neighbor was going out of town last week, so he offered me a bag of sweet potatoes he'd bought.

Mike: Look, it 's never as bad as it seems . You have enough money for a bus ticket out of town?

A few months ago, he wanted out of town because he believed the situation was hopeless.

Many parts of town are largely untouched by rescue crews, standing as testaments to the waves' destructive power.

She used Google Maps on her Blackberry to get walking directions from one part of town to another.

But lots of our friends would be out of town then.

She said about 300 people were arrested in the market in the southern section of town.

It was built to demonstrate the power of the Hapsburgs rather than the supremacy of town planners .

Of course, Vancouver has much more to offer its residents and out-of-town and overseas visitors.

The essence of the reform of "town-level city" is to solve the problems of power expansion of the developed towns and system innovation.

You've got to earn your leather in this part of town.

But along the Li river, which runs through the centre of town, fishermen ply their trade in the same odd manner they always have.

See, it started that weekend you were out of town.

One driver, Gabriel, sat in a line of parked vehicles, waiting for enough passengers to make his route north of town worthwhile.

Image was shot in Hampi, India at sunset of a very small Hanuman temple at the edge of town.

Seems the motorway makes it easier for resistant microbes to migrate from person to person, and to immigrate in from out-of-town.

We knew that thousands of refugees were camped in terrible conditions in four camps on the outskirts of town.

Henry had a wild party at his home when his parents were out of town .

Women on vacation let go of their apprehensions, she is out of town, she wants to have fun and nobody she knows is watching her.

So I ran to the end of the road, and when I got there, I thought maybe I'd run to the end of town.

His wife has to go out of town for work soon. When she does, Ed will buy fake nail polish.

I'm going out of town for a few days and have a relax.

One day, this individual had the responsibility of taking care of a small petting zoo nearby while the owner was out of town.

Before long, the Red Cross began to pitch tents on high ground north of town.

There was traffic chaos around the centre of town after the accident.

Traffic out of town is at a standstill.

And the elderly lady in Apartment 6 was out of town. She was visiting her grandchildren in Ohio.

There's only one problem. The only people who actually slow down are people from out of town. Why is that?

A sunny spring day only, Emperor in the war out of town visitors.

This view is of Jardins, one of the fanciest areas of town.

Escape to yesteryear and head out of town for quintessentially Chinese landscapes.

Arthas: Well, I could use your help. We've got a warehouse to destroy at the end of town.

John watched until his passenger had disappeared from sight, then stepped on the gas and drove out of town.

I am usually out of town and would like my calls to be forwarded to a local number.

Spend a week out of town or country, go to the beach, go sightseeing.

Can we get Obama on the fast track out of town. 200 mph would be too slow. Got anything faster?

Peter Miller: Mike's out of town on a business trip. We've got plenty of room.

The goal is to get the targets of a search fired from their jobs, shamed in front of their neighbors, run out of town.

Situation: Helen is talking to Betty about hosting business associates from out of town.

Guys will never openly discuss this with friends or co-workers, for fear of getting laughed out of town.

It hasn't been easy, but it also hasn't been that hard, even with a recent out-of-town conference thrown in.

As a result, people without cars have limited access to out-of town stores, and it may result in an increase in the use of cars.

The historic centre of town is the Durbar Square, where the compulsory cluster of temples oversees the bustle of modern-day Kathmandu.

In Chapter One, the author discusses the document comment and rationale of the research on policy executive ability of town's government.

Home gardeners are able to create havens for wildlife, even in the middle of town.

Meanwhile the other salesman, after finishing in his part of town, followed after the first as they had agreed.

If there is no unsettling news, stocks tend to drift higher with the A Team out of town.

An enterprising person is one who drives through an decrepit part of town and sees a new housing development.

Is getting out of town necessary to relax and enjoy time off?

Ms. Lin is not in the office now. She went out of town yesterday.

In some countries, small town-centre shops are going out of business because people tend to drive to large out-of-town stores.

On Thursday morning, the Misrata fighters had mopped up areas of town where snipers had been holding out and taken the conference center.

Workers are putting the finishing touches to a new presidential compound that occupies an entire block in the middle of town.

It is the large, public buildings, mostly those in the centre of town, that have been worst hit by the quake.

Mad Henry was a hermit who lived alone in a decrepit mansion at the edge of town.

Underneath a neighborhood in the southeastern part of town lies a groundwater plume contaminated with chlorinated solvents.