How To Use Out-of-town In A Sentence
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Leo and his friends also took the spinthariscope to an out-of-town astronomers convention and advertised that they had developed an optical system that could penetrate clouds.
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The fans didn't really like or trust the out-of-towner.
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With shops in city centres and large out-of-town superstores it covers all bases.
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It's nice to think of them picturing Father Christmas and his sleigh whooshing across frosty rooftops, as opposed to me thrashing my way around a soulless out-of-town shopping centre.
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My oldest friend organized a dinner for us and all of our out-of-town guests.
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We go to out-of-town retail parks for the same reason.
The Sun
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The in-town retailers complain about the effect the big out-of-town superstores have on their trade.
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`No out-of-towner would know the name of the people at 239. "'Leave it with me," Hinton said.
SNOWJOB
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Austin is also a fine place to eat Tex-Mex, take in live music, shoot pool in a bar, visit the South Austin Popular Culture Center, or if you're really feeling indie, loiter aimlessly in a huge, soulless out-of-town shopping mall.
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The rest will be moved on to a perfectly adequate out-of-town portal site with ads that flash and jitter.
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The end of summer means much less children and out-of-towner foot traffic.
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The mall will try to attract out-of-towners such as airline passengers who have long layovers.
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But claiming that large, out-of-town superstores are good for local businesses flies in the face of the evidence.
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High streets and out-of-town shopping centres can be turned back into housing as we increasingly buy goods online.
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It predicts that roads leading to out-of-town shopping centres and theme parks will be some of the busiest.
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The rider was, in fact, an out-of-towner visiting Portland to participate in an event called HoodBomb.
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When the Thompson Female Seminary graduated my mother in June of 1939, my mother was hurt to realize that the Dairy School had already had its graduation and was closed; the fancier, out-of-town boys had gone home, and her two or three 'beaus' (as she called them) — who she might have hoped would ask her to her own graduation dance — were gone.
The Hotel New Hampshire
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An out-of-towner drove his car into a ditch in a desolated area. Luckily, a local farmer came to help with his big strong horse named Buddy.
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Many businesses are reluctant to cash personal checks on out-of-town banks. But with proper identification, you can readily cash traveler's checks almost anywhere in the United States or abroad.
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The out-of-town shopping centre will kill local trade.
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Cleveland has a fresh face and while Pittsburgh is in the process of ditching the Three Rivers' stadium, it is not to build a space-age out-of-town bowl or dome.
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The representative from the Chamber of Commerce warned of a loss of passing trade, the threat to business and the gradual erosion of the city centre due to the lower overheads of out-of-town retail parks.
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How about the acres of out-of-town retail car parks?
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It never rains but it pours - this weekend sees three out-of-town spoken word artists popping up in Montreal.
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I am sick of all the whingers writing in and complaining about having to pay a few pounds to park (mainly out-of-town theatre goers who are not even council tax payers).
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Recent years have seen the rise of online dealers and out-of-town car supermarkets.
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Environmental concerns may have an effect on the move towards out-of-town shopping.
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Consumers can drive to out-of-town superstores and park for free.
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However, such shops have closed with increasing frequency during the period that large out-of-town retail centres have been developed.
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For twenty-five cents I have seen a man at the circus do something more wonderful, -- make a very living bay horse dance a redowa round the amphitheatre on his (it occurs to me that _hind-legs_ is indelicate) posterior extremities to the wayward music of an out-of-town (_Scotice_, out-o'-toon) band.
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An out-of-towner swims for the next wave, but at the last moment he hesitates.
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There isn't a level playing field, so competition between town centre and out-of-town shops is skewed in favour of the latter.
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He frequently opens out-of-town newspapers and reads stories about himself.
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She said nearly half the business at her five-year-old gallery comes from out-of-towners.
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The use of counterfeit and stolen cards is escalating, with conmen drawn to the rich pickings of out-of-town shopping centres.
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It resembles any number of similar units to have sprung up in out-of-town business parks in the past decade.
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Savvy out-of-towners make a point to escape the fetid air of the casinos and the convention halls by touring the Red Rock Canyon.
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The scheme is also regarded as a way of boosting town centre trade, by helping to halt the drift of shoppers to out-of-town retail centres, which often offer free or cheap parking.
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Both city centre streets and out-of-town shopping centres were full of shoppers over the weekend, but without the manic hustle and bustle often experienced so close to Christmas.
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She feels that her job has freed her from both the grind of the touring lifestyle and pressures she would face to tailor her work to the tastes of out-of-town presenters.
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We only have to look to the success of out-of-town shopping and market towns to see that this is the case, so how would closing more streets help achieve this?
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The out-of-town shopping centre will kill local trade.
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Matalan, the out-of-town discount retailer, took the biggest hit.
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Car parks in town centres and out-of-town complexes were full by midday.
The Sun
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Matalan, the out-of-town discount retailer, took the biggest hit.
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But they are long gone and the town centre has been destroyed by competition from out-of-town superstores.
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Portman, an Atlanta developer, brought an out-of-towner's perspective to the design of the hotel.
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The move was necessary due to a need for larger stables and paddocks, a training area for a mechanical horse, a full racetrack, and living quarters for out-of-town students.
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Arrangements were then made to rendezvous the following day at hotels or out-of-town shopping centres where the deals were done.
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Its boot space is clearly inviting you to head for the out-of-town shopping centre or set up business as a painter and decorator.
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He added that out-of-town shopping centres did not present the only danger.
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But they are long gone and the town centre has been destroyed by competition from out-of-town superstores.
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an out-of-town school
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Although no longer standing, the brick riverside palace was a favourite of the Tudors and it became Elizabeth's most favourite out-of-town Residence when she was Queen.
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Online deliveries have also deterred people from visiting out-of-town superstores.
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Too many out-of-town shopping centres and business parks have merely encouraged car-borne travellers.
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From London's Millennium Dome and Olympic zone, to northern England's "regenerated" city centres, to the windswept out-of-town tracts turned into transport hubs and hospitals, to the sheltered middle-class streets bursting with loft extensions, much of the UK spent 1997 to 2010 behind construction hoardings.
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We've been busting our humps schlepping our out-of-town visitors to tattoo parlours and stockyards.
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Out-of-town contractors would carry out most of the exploratory efforts with their own crews.
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A review identified 250 posts in out-of-town superstores that were no longer required.
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When you're on vacation or at an out-of-town seminar, go to the local galleries.
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They sold their home in late June to an out-of-towner who got a bargain, a fine property and a reputation in one fell swoop.
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Yet such interpretations fail to explore the extent to which the location of multiplex cinemas in out-of-town sites contributes to their popularity.
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Injured in an out-of-town college basketball game Matt and his team-mates end up in the local hospital.
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Eighty of the eighty-two committee members showed up to meet the out-of-towners.
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Big retailers with out-of-town stores are in decline.
The Sun
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More and more regard a trip to an out-of-town superstore as an irritant to avoid.
The Sun
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The rest will be moved on to a perfectly adequate out-of-town portal site with ads that flash and jitter.
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an out-of-town tryout
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It's one of those peaceful, jovial moments out-of-town sportscasters never seem to notice when they come to Philadelphia.
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Trade is migrating from local shops to the larger out-of-town stores.
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Residents commute to work in other towns and cities and shop at out-of-town retail parks and supermarkets or even on the Internet.
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I was still filled with the out-of-towner's enthusiasm for a great leap forward in the snack bar stakes.
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The full effects of the guidelines will be seen in the next few years as retailers are curtailed from big out-of-town superstores.
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A frequent theme in stories about New York is that of the out-of-towner's dream of crossing into Manhattan to discover fame and fortune.
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Take out-of-town shopping centres as an example of land profligacy.
Times, Sunday Times
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More and more regard a trip to an out-of-town superstore as an irritant to avoid.
The Sun
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Not long after that, Boomtown and other Reno casinos faced the loss of out-of-town customers from California to Indian casinos closer to their homes.
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A double economic blow that could cost South Lakeland more than 60 jobs has left two local businessmen rueing the day they sold their successful firms to out-of-town companies.
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I was simply a friendly, inquisitive out-of-towner who had fallen in love with New Halcyon.
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These out-of-town sites are soulless and can be seen all over the country.
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The out-of-town discount retailer has made two forays down the path of backwards integration.
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Oliver, in the early episodes of his new show at least, has made some converts but also gotten pushback from people who don't take kindly to an out-of-towner overhauling their diets.
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But this murderee had a title and the location was well away from their office with out-of-town expenses, so they would all try to spin it out as long as they could.
Death of a Gossip
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The two groups may establish kitchens in Quebec City to provide low cost meals for locals and out-of-towners alike.
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It trades from out-of-town retail parks and is expanding rapidly.
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They forecast that glitzy offices in the City and out-of-town retail warehouses will be the worst affected sectors.
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Big out-of-town stores account for almost half its floor space.
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On the other hand: Any junketeer who would accept a paid, out-of-town trip as "thanks" for a recent contract has no standing (whatsoever) to offer any opinion on someone else's ethics.
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The Direction was issued in response to growing concern at the spread of large, out-of-town retail developments, some on greenfield sites.
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Back then there were worker protests, out-of-town reporters and excited demands for tariffs on imported steel.
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But the focus should be on lifting restrictions and encouraging imaginative change on the high street, not penalising out-of-town retailing.
Times, Sunday Times
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A review identified 250 posts in out-of-town superstores that were no longer required.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have taken many out-of-towners along this trail and they often marvel at the pacific nature of the dogs that congregate there.
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By all means drive to the out-of-town hypermarket for your bulk shopping.
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Some have been hard hit by major retail and out-of-town superstores.
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Most of these streetside vendors in Shanghai are out-of-town people.
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The rest will be moved on to a perfectly adequate out-of-town portal site with ads that flash and jitter.
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Online deliveries have also deterred people from visiting out-of-town superstores.
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The pedestrian misdirected the out-of-town driver
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The trust, meanwhile, argues that a casino might take away some of the income that out-of-town visitors bring to the area.
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A common task, he said, is to neutralize the "swooper"- an out-of-town relative who swoops in and immediately makes demands about what should be done.
Mediators increasingly try to help families resolve conflicts over aging parents
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With shops in city centres and large out-of-town superstores it covers all bases.
Times, Sunday Times
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People can now shop around the clock - but only if they travel to the out-of-town superstores and shopping outlets.
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The out-of-town shopping centre will kill local trade.
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The neighborhood's ‘infamy was so well known, that out-of-town visitors went there to see its depravities.’
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Until now Gary had been an out-of-town designer, of course.
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Dole has been more adept at seizing photo opportunities in his out-of-town forays.
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Happily, it seems both city centre and out-of-town retailers were prospering at the same time.
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We also own Outfit, which offers a mix of our brands in mostly out-of-town locations.
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Plan regular trips to see out-of-town grandmas and grandpas.
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One option would be for it to move away from its business model as an out-of-town retailer by opening stores in urban areas.
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Green obtained planning permission from Fingal county council for phase one of the project but the out-of-town office market nosedived shortly afterwards.
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There will be a presumption against building out-of-town shopping centres if they risk damaging local high streets.
Times, Sunday Times
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I've never been a fan of the out-of-town shopping experience, with its huge, characterless soulless warehouses and dodgy trading ethics.
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Meet the child prodigy Chiyo, the animal-loving Sakaki, the spacey out-of-towner Osaka, the straight-laced Yomi and her best friend Tomo, and the sports-loving Kagura throughout their high school lives.
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His status with the Town Council already faltering, the chief puts his own job in serious jeopardy by agreeing to help a celebrated out-of-towner search for her missing child.
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Now most of her contacts were out-of-town businessmen, far more scared of comebacks than she'd ever have to be.
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Saturday nights were less-intimate gatherings, with the apartment packed with world-class mineral collectors, out-of-town and local curators, bibliophiles, and just plain rockhounds.
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Large out-of-town stores are to be expanded and new ones opened on retail parks.
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The retailers have already opened branches in the free-to-park out-of-town shopping centres.
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Soon the area was swarming with National Guardsmen, out-of-town strikebreaking thugs and striking miners.
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Plan regular trips to see out-of-town grandmas and grandpas.
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The vast majority of out-of-towners may head straight for the Met or the Philharmonic.
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Another out-of-town visitor paid a call last month.
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They travel to the city of the out-of-town members when it's their turn to host.
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The move was necessary due to a need for larger stables and paddocks, a training area for a mechanical horse, a full racetrack, and living quarters for out-of-town students.