“We are delighted with the transaction throughput and that we are the only banking institution to offer such facilities in the town.”

“An activist said fighting had ceased, but that the air force had continued to drop barrel bombs on the town.”

“There will be a whole array of local and international artists playing gigs in barrelhouses cross town, and hosting workshops to boot.”

“The townie was well-known for organizing community events and volunteering in the local schools.”

“The small town's tight-knit community organized a special event to welcome the townie newcomers who had recently moved from the countryside.”

“He wanted to look for Adam, not nursemaid some townie, but he understood what Roy was asking.”

“The move involves the north-central area of the township abutting Murrysville.”

“The township stayed abuzz after the game as Chiefs' supporters sounded their car hooters in celebration of their team's victory.”

“Around the temple are other structures in ruins, and clearly, this was once a township throbbing with pilgrims and the chant of mantras.”

“Patagonia's new Dualspun canvas trousers and Dualspun short-sleeved shirt team up to combine the good looks of townwear with the durability needed in the backcountry.”

“The townpeople were excitedly discussing the upcoming festival, showcasing the vibrant spirit of urban life.”

“It is impossible to walk the streets of downtown and not be overwhelmed by the art and architecture of the area.”

“The aim is to scare every townsman and townswoman out of town and reclaim what has been lost before sunrise returns.”

“Beverly played a prim townswoman in a pink silk dress, complete with bonnet, parasol, corset, and petticoat.”

“Did you at that time know of his relation to your townswoman, Mrs. Clemmens?”

“Apparently one bold townsman had swum out to push the remaining crates together.”

“The aim is to scare every townsman and townswoman out of town and reclaim what has been lost before sunrise returns.”

“A townsman appeared in the door as we approached, leading one of the roan Belgians out onto the road.”

“The townsfolk gathered together to celebrate the annual harvest festival.”

“But soon, the townsfolk began to gather outside of their homes to view the great spectacle that had suddenly appeared in the sky.”

“They were used and enjoyed by townsfolk who lived over their businesses and were unable to escape to a garden.”

“Her mother went around their hometown of Waterford, Mich., selling chocolate suckers to help fund Jean's first luge camp when she was a teenager.”

“Mocking a few for not knowing the band's hometown heroes the MC5, the Suicide Machines joked and jested throughout a powerful set.”

“Now he had betrayed the hometown people by aiding and abetting their enemies.”

“His was a late night show and medium wave radio from Britain only reached my home town on the continent after dark.”

“If we had more courageous townfolk like James, this town wouldn't be so full of criminals.”

“As for the other townfolk of Inishfree — from a smutty garage man to a flirtatious restaurant hostess — Thomas embodies them all himself.”

“Her arrival comes as a surprise to the townfolk, most of whom still despise her, but especially her mother Mad Molly, played by Judy Davis, who has become a hermit.”

“Another downtowner that opened strong is Hyde Park Steakhouse, part of a high-end chain based in Cleveland.”

“The ad's author is Helen, an artsy downtowner whose propensity to date three men at once doesn't offer her emotional or sexual satisfaction.”

“Bursten has created a handful of businesses, including the weekly newspaper The Downtowner.”

“They have metamorphosed a miserable mid-German townlet into a city of palaces.”

“Not far short of the Oregon border, I stopped for a beer at a tiny townlet in a wilderness of sage that had a post office, a tavern and not much else.”

“Probably no townlet in England possesses such a remarkable group of ecclesiastical buildings.”

“The townspeople gathered in the main square for the annual celebration.”

“Now that she has become a fugitive from justice, the townspeople see an opportunity to exploit her.”

“Between the tenth and the twelfth of February 1355 a riot occurred in Oxford, pitching the townspeople against scholars from the university.”

“One of the women lost her husband and son in a recent mine explosion that also turned several other townswomen into widows.”

“It is imperative that townswomen across the country investigate, discuss, and publicise the need for new thinking on matters of social concern.”

“Your own beauty, my fair townswomen, would have beamed upon you, out of my scene.”

“In 1287 the bishop and the king were suing the townsmen for infringing various traditional lordly rights.”

“Harrod blamed the Bishop for exploiting hostilities between groups of townsmen, so as to consolidate his own lordship over the borough.”

“The townsmen invested in communal halls, one for each of the four guilds, which served social, charitable, and religious purposes.”

“The destruction of homes caused by incessant rains in many of the squatter townships that litter our cities has now become an annual event.”

“What residents of the two townships hope to do is showcase their hospitality.”

“That's where many young men in some of South Africa's poor townships are headed these days.”

“They were asked about their background, as well as the geographical area of their hometowns.”

“Many residents return to their hometowns during this period and houses will be left unattended and government offices largely unstaffed.”

“People recognize members of previous generations of family or local figures as well as regions, counties, and hometowns.”

“He's stuck in a pebble-dashed council house on the edge while townies occupy the cottage that his grandparents once lived in.”

“But it is not the huge caricature the townies would take it for at first glance.”

“During the hiking craze of the 1930s, hungry cottagers would throw stones at the knapsacked townies who came to gawp.”

“Council chiefs say the new prices, due to come in late in January, are in line with neighbouring towns and cities.”

“Rectangular houses with zinc roofs and concrete floors are common in villages and small towns.”

“Community centers, however, were part of a much larger interest in replanning American cities and towns.”