Sentences with phrase «everyone leaves town»

Either way, I was so glad we could fit in one last minute dinner before the holidays really get started and everyone leaves town!

On Saturday morning, I picked up Jennifer at the airport and the four of us went out for breakfast to map out what we would be doing until everyone left town on Wednesday.

Not exact matches

Today the young left cherish their local chapters, communes, or particular factions, in which everyone has a voice and criticism is valued, like early Lenin's love for the soviets and Robespierre's exaltation of the local societies of French towns and cities.

The town islargely empty now, most everyone having left with September's first snow.

In my previous town, EVERYONE stayed 3 days and some stayed 4 despite me encouraging them to leave on POD # 2.

Everyone else in town may have been invited into Heaven, but those of us Left Behind can...

Everyone else in town may have been invited into Heaven, but those of us Left Behind can enjoy the world and its pleasures right here at hand, while still viewing the Second Coming of the Democratic Party via razor - sharp television technology.

«I know that everyone feels like we should commit suicide or leave town because we lost the mayor's office, but New York City went without a Democratic mayor for 16 years,» said English.

A sitting county legislator unseated a sitting town supervisor with an 11th - hour stealth campaign that left almost everyone, especially those on the losing side, very surprised.

Anyone that wants to learn more about the history of the local area while having some fun trawling around their town in the manner of a tourist, the fun and friendly Robin Hood tours are an option that should leave everyone feeling happy and satisfied at the end of the day.

Okay the one thing I didn't understand was the two caretakers that lived in town... you know the ones that leave before dark... like everyone... they won't stay in the house... at night... in the dark... or whatever the hell lame way that old woman explained it.

Everyone is terrified of Sean Bean and tries to just keep their heads down, although Hannah can not convince her uncle to stop cooking for Sean Bean and leave town.

(This takes place when his longtime, live - in girlfriend — played in a barely - there cameo by Gina Gershon — leaves him; one of the movie's running gags is that everyone in town considers the mower the greater loss.)

The four friends left Newton Haven for a reason, but Gary returns with an overinflated ego — clearly born of his true feelings about himself — that expects everyone in town should remember him and bask in his stories about the past and his prepared speeches for the momentous occasion of his return.

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What if your town was sliding underwater and everyone was ordered to pack up and leave?

Pretty soon everyone in town had left for the new diggings, so he figured there must be some truth to the rumour, and went too.

With only a weeny patch of pine forest left since the rather epic 2010 felling that left the patch rather devoid of shade and, I thought, little chance of walking, cycling or dog - sercising, the City of Cape Town and various other sponsors have mapped out a rather wonderful circular walk for everyone — including space for bikes, horses and people.

The resort and town has something for everyone, and once you're here, you'll never want to leave.

Lets be honest, with Hurricane Sandy clean up going on and the elections nearly upon us I think just about everyone is ready to get out of town and leave our worries and fears behind.

«We had to go and jump on a train at Waterloo station which was hilarious because you're getting there at 8:30 in the morning, everyone's going to work and then you see the people in the morning coats, top hats, and hats, all getting on this one train and leaving town.»