Sentences with phrase «from small towns»

She helps destinations (ranging from small towns to big cities), hotels and tourism organizations draw more visitors by identifying and implementing key marketing strategies.

Somehow we hit our goal (thanks to a group of super generous contributors), we spent nearly 3 months criss - crossing the USA, and we recorded dozens of incredible interviews with couples from every walk of life... gay, straight, rich, poor, monogamous, polygamous, arranged marriages, couples who live in big cities, couples from small towns you've never heard of...

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Other companies choose to ignore small towns like this but not Comedy Driving; from small towns to big cities police do not discriminate when it comes to writing tickets and you can believe Comedy Driving is right here to help dismiss that traffic violation.

With the ability for agents to potentially open their own offices, the State Farm brand has become a nationally recognized name from small towns to large cities.

Attend your state or local bar conference and get to know lawyers from small towns or on the other side of the city.

Motor vehicle accidents occur frequently in Maine, from small towns to large cities across the state.

But we have also been contacted by drivers from small towns who mention that our service is of interest to them, because often the public transportation system does not cover small towns very well and not everyone can afford to own a car.

On Facebook, the Darjeeling Chronicle is compiling appeals for help from small towns and villages devastated in Nepal's earthquake.

Their curious titles come from small towns and locations in the White Mountains of New Hampshire where Stella and his father would go fishing during his youth.

All of them hail from small towns so they could personally relate to the pain point that there was very little online content in Indian languages.

The African - American struggle continues in every corner of the nation, from small towns like Ferguson, Missouri, to the boroughs of New York.

For coaching on specific skills, Kevin J. Anderson presents Wordbuilding: From Small Towns to Entire Universes; Stant Litore teaches you how to Write Characters Your Readers Won't Forget; Marie Brennan talks about Writing Fight Scenes, while Judith Tarr shows all about Writing Horses.

Recruited by the U.S. Army and Navy from small towns and elite colleges, more than ten thousand women served as codebreakers during World War II.

These clubs have a wide variety of different types of events every month all over the country, from small towns to big cities, helping the community and always showing off their fine Chevy automobiles.

Get away from the small towns dotting the U.S.» largest alpine lake and the GTS is forgiving and full of character.

According to our shuttle driver, approximately 120,000 cars enter and exit Geneva every workday, from small towns in nearby France and from Swiss suburbs.

The schools were all in the Midwest and included those from small towns, suburbs, and cities.

People from small towns and those from major cities have the same opportunity to connect with the same number of people through a casual dating site.

Around the world, from small towns to the biggest cities, civic soldiers in the battle against global warming are striving to cut carbon emissions.

Malloy received the loudest applause when he called for an honest reckoning over sexual harassment in the workplace, calling for change all the way from small towns to the White House.

8) real Americans come from small towns and can be identified by their pale skin, their bared (green) teeth, and the fact that they hate everyone not like them.

It's from small towns, suburbs, cities and the middle of nowhere; it's liberal, conservative, radical and none - of - the - above; its parents are straight, gay and confused; it listens to country, rock and roll, Tejano, jazz, classical and hip hop; and its friends, lovers and family are white, black, brown and every shade you can imagine in between.

In the space of a single generation Christian communities were established in most of the eastern provinces of the Roman empire, and as far west as Italy: a remarkable achievement for a society which started with a handful of humble folk from the small towns of a petty «native state».

Both were from small towns and the mentoring relationship blossomed into a friendship.

He had a vision to build a town centre (most of the residents came from small towns) that would also provide a change of pace from the monolithic shopping malls in the area.

An orphan from a small town mortgages his house to buy a handful of trucks, which allow him to pull off his first major deal.

This figure encompasses a wide range of rents from smaller towns to major metropolitan centers such as Los Angeles and New York.

The four guys from the small town of Possum Kingdom, South Carolina, got big buzz when their debut album, Daylight, dropped on Atlantic Records last year.

This carpenter came from a small town of no acclaim and partnered with 12 people to spread a movement that would ultimately shape the rest of the world.

Well today I have the chance to be at one of those conferences — Big Tent Christianity — primarily because I'm a poor writer from a small town whose publisher took pity on her and paid the way.

Moving from a small town where one was surrounded by friends and clan to a large city where «people are lonesome together» is a «detribalizing,» shaking experience.

I'm Saga, I'm from a small town in the South of Sweden.

I guess that's what happens when you are from small town.

Being from a small town in Georgia, I did not have very much exposure to other culture's cuisines.

You could compare them to a standard pub in the UK or coming from a small town in Sweden it's the kind of bars I came in contact with growing up; a little grimy but cheerful nonetheless.

You see im from a small town / province in the philipines so our supplies are really limited.

Being from a small town, our grocery stores don't have very many options so I opted for Sambal Oelek for the same kick that harissa would give.

This soup recipe is very similar to my in - law's who were from a small town in Michoacan.

I never thought a one woman business from a small town stood a chance.

Casa Herradura has been hand harvesting, handcrafting and estate bottling fine tequilas from the small town of Amatitán, Jalisco, since 1870.

I'm from a small town where simple ingredients bring out the best flavors, and this recipe did not disappoint.

«It resonates with everybody because I'm from a small town, I played public golf courses growing up, and I think that everybody can see that,» he said.

She is also the stepdaughter of a police chief, and she's from the small town of Alliance, Neb..

This sub-thread is acting like every student at A&M is some podunk farmer from small town Texas that ain't never seen a big city like Austin.

«Growing up from a small town, I was a little bit leery, but I feel super safe,» Newman said.

Fifth tier Wrexham, one of the oldest professional football clubs in the world, were taken to a replay and then beaten by Stamford AFC, who come from a small town in the East Midlands and play their league games a whole three tiers lower.

One day last week, in the old part of Prague, schoolchildren from the small town of Klatovy were taking a tour of the big city.

One of our best players currently, Leighton Vander Esch, is from Small Town, Idaho [Riggins, actually].

He was, after all, from a small town in Vermont, a state not exactly known for the quality of its high school football.