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towner

[ US /ˈtaʊnɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a resident of a town or city

How To Use towner In A Sentence

  • The fans didn't really like or trust the out-of-towner. St. Louis: Home is where the arch is
  • But taking on the grifters would destroy the show's reputation, which would mean a falloff in customers, more clems with the towners, and eventually being frozen off planet by most or all of the profitable stands that the show had developed. City of Baraboo
  • `No out-of-towner would know the name of the people at 239. "'Leave it with me," Hinton said. SNOWJOB
  • The end of summer means much less children and out-of-towner foot traffic.
  • The mall will try to attract out-of-towners such as airline passengers who have long layovers.
  • Whether you are an intellectual, an art lover or an out-of- towner visiting this famous food paradise, you will feel right at home on this elegant, relaxing street.
  • The rider was, in fact, an out-of-towner visiting Portland to participate in an event called HoodBomb. Part of the "fun" (Jack Bog's Blog)
  • An out-of-towner drove his car into a ditch in a desolated area. Luckily, a local farmer came to help with his big strong horse named Buddy.
  • The mystery enmeshes local cop John Rafferty, who had left the pressures of big city police work for a quieter life in Salem and now finds himself falling for the enigmatic Towner as he mourns Eva and delves into the history of the eccentric Whitney clan. Writer Unboxed » Blog Archive » A conversation with Brunonia Barry, part 2
  • As with his brother's songs, Nels Cline's material often contains an emotional charge, most conspicuous during introspective, acoustic numbers such as dobro / guitar duet "The Nomad's Home," "The Androgyne," and "Prayer Wheel," an older conception that may be Cline's most melodically accessible appearance, suggestive of Ralph Towner's ECM releases. Audiophile Audition Headlines
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