Sentences with phrase «everyone in town thought»

Everyone in town thought she had either drowned in the lake near her house, or had been kidnapped.

Not exact matches

I am the first in line to step up to the plate to help someone in need (a friend told me about a homeless man living under bridge in a small town of 1500... everyone knew he was there; police, mayor and other community members, though NO one did a thing, I personaly went bought a sleeping bag and 100.00 worth of food, storage bags and toiletries and whatever I thought he may need and this is the first time brought up.)

I really need to branch out more and I think that will be easier for me once I don't live in small town Nebraska anymore — everyone here is all about the meat and that's just not me.

(And by the way, it's not «down - town» like everyone thinks... it's pronounced «down - ton»):) If you haven't heard of it, Downton Abbey is a Masterpiece production, in its 3rd season now.

Of course, everyone typically recommends the same list of quaint little East Coast towns to spot fall colors and take in the fall feels, and although there are some truly beautiful East Coast spots to visit throughout the fall, we think that the best of the best of fall getaways lies in none other than picturesque Northern Michigan!

At a party, everyone is catching up with friends who they haven't seen for too long, and in town you can struggle to hear yourself think, never mind flirt with the hot guy or girl at the bar.

You may think that because you live in a small town that you know everyone of dating age in the area.

«Here, I think dating sites are looked down on or shunned, where in big cities, everyone's on them because you could be in one town and someone else lives four miles away, but there's three million people between you, so you'll never meet.

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When almost everyone in a small town, neighborhood, or community know one another, I think the reaction to any well - known incident is always the same.

Alex delivers her own brand of swift, ferocious justice for her sister Anna, and then hides in plain sight from the close - knit, rural Ohio town where everyone thinks they know everything.

Growing up on a farm near a small town I could relate to everyone thinking they know your business, still thinking / whispering about events that occurred years / decades ago., and the need to escape small town life by living far away in a city.

Think Skyrim vs. Elder Scrolls Online, but picture what ESO could've been if Bethsoft had stepped back from the «MMO» cliff and just said, «You can play Skyrim with your friends, trade stuff in towns with everyone else playing at the time, and even join big battles against boss dragons!»

«Future Present» could be taken as an invitation — an inspiration — for everyone in town for the big fair to think, and choose, wisely.

The «free box» exists, I think, because I live in a major college town and it is supported AND used by everyone from homeless mentally ill people to immigrants doing the work Americans won't do (yard work, nannying) to the financially comfortable university - connected people with paid - up - mortgages in the leafier neighborhoods.

Everyone who resides in the town knows the town's history, but those who live outside the town just think it's the name of a person.»

We also stopped at Yeoval (I think that was the one) on the way through for petrol and there was this sweeeeeeet blackboard out the front with everyone in town's birthdays on it.