Sentences with phrase «across town»

It takes 50 minutes to drive across town from the college campus.

My friend just moved across town when she was almost nine months pregnant.

If you and your ex live across town from each other, however, your child will have to spend some time in the car before the exchange.

If that means running across town at 2 am because that's the only place with the part you need, you do it.

I never fail to be shocked at all the fees and expenses involved even to move just across town (or across the water, in our case!).

Once you've spoken to Chip to learn the requirement for the day, head out across your town in search of the largest fish you can catch!

We just wouldn't travel across town for it.

I had to drive way across town on a hunt for the really good stuff.

More damaging to the district itself, however, would be telling other parents that their children can't have a proven beneficial program because a school across town doesn't yet have space.

On walks across town with his mother, she would give him complicated math problems to solve in his head.

And just because people leave your church to go across town does not mean you were not offering it.

Getting across town can take hours, he said, with multiple bus transfers.

Someone who steals my wallet can easily tap their way across town with my cards, but someone who steals my phone still needs my fingerprint to confirm a purchase.

Are you really making your clients come across town, on a weekday, to stop by your office and sign an engagement letter?

They operate outside district control, and most can draw students from all across town, not just those who live within neighborhood boundaries.

I like to spend my down time either travelling to fun and sometimes - exotic locations, whether across town or across the ocean, I love adventure.

Whether you're catching a flight or a show across town, you'll have one less thing to worry about.

A drive across town during a medical emergency could mean the difference between life and death.

He went in a nursing home and since the place was fully furnished I allowed my daughter who lived across town to move in with some of her friends and pay a modest rent.

Old fashioned windows framed with romantic lace curtains open up to views across town and mountains.

I had a lunch appointment and normally would have worked in the house before heading across town just in time for the meeting.

If you use your company car to attend board meetings across town, your risk is considerably lower than the trucking company down the road.

Have you ever wondered why your church does certain things a certain way, while the church across town does everything so different?

He drove to several fast - food locations across town before work to find them, she recalled, only to discover they were the wrong kind when he arrived home.

If you have access to the kitchen there are number of health food stores across the town.

In the evening, the action spreads across town.

Travel Whether a car ride across town, or a plane trip across the country, here are some ways we and other mothers like us enjoy travel with a baby.

I was mere days away from giving birth to our second son but I was sure to get my large self down to the park across town where the hunt was being held.

The insured should make sure that these hospitals are nearby or he / she might end up travelling across the town when seriously ill.

Books weigh a ton, making it undesirable to carry more than one or two on a vacation or even across town.

We know how to do a load of laundry, and, believe me, it isn't anything like taking a bus across town.

Many traditional local restaurants are scattered across town, offering something for everyone.

Modern moms have a variety of technology to help monitor baby's every move from the next room or even from the office across town.

You can then begin your journey across town to meet people the old fashioned.

I was that friend who invited you to a restaurant across town for dinner because I had a voucher.

I will continue to drive across town because I appreciate their outstanding customer service.

-- millions of job seekers found out how easy it is to instantly put an online resume in the hands of employers across town as well as across the country.

There, its founders succeeded in scoring clients, talent, and a merger partner — without ever needing to hop on a call or dash across town.

There is still one open across town, but why hop in the car to pick some up when you can bake your own at home in the same amount of time?

Whether you plan to relocate across town or across the country, moving can be expensive.

He was arrested for the first time while buying crack at an abandoned house across town.

That means that the local rates in your neighborhood may be very different from rates in a neighborhood across town.

That is, until you think about having to get to the studio across town for your 7 a.m. class.

You can dine out with friends, anywhere you want, then go buy some new furniture across town, and you're earning the exact same amount.

The what is at that point was a family across town that needed air conditioning — and we had the means to help.

Because all of the school options would be in the general neighborhood, no one would be forced to trek across town.

The agent sometimes sold books by delivering a manuscript to an editor (usually by messenger across town after a phone call to the editor).