Of Town In A Sentence

• George was out of town.
• Went out of town at six.
• Get away out of town.
• Her friends were out of town.
• The rose is out of town.
• Racey watched him out of town.
• Is she of town or country?
• The world was out of town.
• He had threatened to drive me out of town.
• It will be cheaper than living out of town.
• Camp somewhere west of town.
• Tell your father he is to get out of town.
• Then the cowboy rode out of town.
• They have a fine place out of town.
• It was a very disagreeable part of town.
• This is what you call going out of town!
• Would you like to be a bit out of town?
• I told him your lordship was out of town.
• It was the boss who sent you out of town.
• He was out of town ...
• Shall her perverseness drive you out of town?
• They would laugh him out of town.
• Warning out of town, 4.
• The boarding-houses were only for girls from out of town.
• I came here simply because my friend is out of town.
• Social unrest is a disease of town-life.
• That all happens from living so much out of town.
• Go back and out of town the way you came.
• It is especially the characteristic of town life.
• It was the last thing he did on his way out of town.
• I get enough of town in the day.
• What do you regard as the best features of town government?
• Your coachman will drive you out of town the back way.
• Stafford mounted his pony and loped rapidly out of town.
• Every train brought in a bunch of town clerks.

• Some gave them plum-cake and sent them out of town.
• In fact, you are sure to be out of town.
• Its work may be seen in many parts of town.
• Harry reached the fair grounds on the eastern edge of town.
• Next year nothing would induce him to stir out of town.

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