Sentences with phrase «little town again»

I wanted to see that cute little town again with the college by the railroad tracks.

Not exact matches

A dozen years after my first trip to the little Hungarian town of Kalocsa, I returned once again, just in time for the annual pepper harvest in September.

«Do you think Grady Little can show his face in this town again, under any circumstances?»

Following engagement pictures, we grabbed a burger at one of our favorite spots in Little Rock before hitting the road again to Charles» home town, Helena.

I literally have coral in every single room that I spend any amount of time in because it brings back good memories of my childhood and, because it reminds me of home and the hope that we will again live in (or at least near) that little beach town I grew up in one day.

Sure enough, the cursed little town of Willamette is soon riddled with a zombie horde and Frank West finds himself stuck in the middle once again.

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That New Zealand writer - director Taika Waititi's little flick is staged against a backdrop of tacky mini-malls, Maori worship halls, and scruffy seaside towns with spectacular landscapes - and that funny stop - motion animation pieces with apples and ants show up now and again - makes it all the more nuttily charming.

The film starts off has a lot of fun as the singer and her old friend go hat shopping and ride around town in a cab, turns a little weird as she fights with her songwriters (one of whom is played by the great film composer Michel Legrand), and picks up again as she meets a soldier in a park.

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Riding all night, the bus half empty, toward the interior, among refineries, trellised and turreted illusory cities, the crass, the indispensable wastefulness of oil rigs offshore, of homunculi swigging at the gut of a continent: the trailers, the semis, the vans, the bumper stickers, slogans in day - glo invoking the name of Jesus, who knows what it means: the air waves, the brand name, the backyard Barbie - doll barbecue, graffiti in video, the burblings, the dirges: heart like a rock, I said Kathy I'm lost, the scheme is a mess, we've left Oklahoma, its cattle, sere groves of pecan trees interspersing the horizonless belch and glare, the alluvium of the auto junkyards, we're in Kansas now, we've turned off the freeway, we're meandering, as again night falls, among farmsteads, the little towns with the name of a girl on the watertower, the bandstand in the park at the center, the churches alight from within, perpendicular...

When I was in my pajamas, I raised the shade again so I could get the maximum benefit from the experience, lying straight as a mummy in my little coffin - bed of rebirth, hurtling through one town after another where people steeped like old tea bags in their humdrum lives, speeding farther away by the minute from Earl - dom and all the other bottlenecks I had narrowly squeezed through.

Once again locals were lined up to meet us off the boat, this time armed with guitars, singers, dancers and every little girl in town dressed in tribal wear.

The little town with the really big secret (which is not so secret anymore) is set to turn their cove crimson again, starting on September 1st.

Then again, if you're interviewing for a job in a mountain town where you plan to squeeze in a little skiing on your visit, you may want to reconsider.

So when you guys are in town again, please come stay at our little family «treehouse» just south of the city.

Well, it happened again, this time with DD, in a little Florida town called St Augustine.

We fell in love with the sweet little town all over again and I would be amiss if I didn't share a few of my favorite spots.

Thank you to the amazing Mermaids once again for another memorable week in our favorite little beach town!!