Examples of 'out of town today' in a sentence
Meaning of "out of town today"
out of town today - It means being away from the city or town on the current day, typically used when describing travel plans or absence from one's usual location
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out of town today
He told me that he was heading out of town today.
He is out of town today.
E it appeared pass you do not keep the key out of town today.
I ran lila out of town today.
The boys saw the preacher 's brother ride out of town today.
Martin was out of town today.
This has never happened before, but they say he went out of town today.
I have to go out of town today.
I want you to get out of town . I want you to get out of town today.
Dave Paterson is out of town today so you guys are stuck with just me.
Elena just had to go out of town today.
He's out of town today.
We have to get Kurt out of town today.
And I have to go out of town today for work. cell phone buzzes.
Soooooooooo… Jonathan is out of town today.
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She's out of town today.
Please, I have people coming from out of town today.
And I have to go out of town today for work.
Pete, this is my manager Eric who 's supposed to be out of town today.
Carl 's going out of town today.
Rules are rules. Please, I have people coming from out of town today.
He just had to go out of town today.
Look, I know your wife and kids went out of town today.
I-I have to go out of town today.
I can not, Mum, I am sorry . I have to go out of town today.
I thought she 's out of town today.
I can not, sorry . I have to go out of town today.
What 's the occasion? I ran Lila out of town today.
Sorry . I-I have to go out of town today.
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