Adjective:

ସହର ବାହାରେ,

out of town's Usage Examples:

Goodey is then told, in no uncertain terms, to either resign and get the hell out of town, or face charges for attempted murder.

listeners had to rely on out of town Houston station KBXX for the genre beforehand.

M-93 turns north to follow BL I-75 out of town, and M-72 turns south to follow it through downtown.

or sports bars who want to increase business by attracting fans of out of town teams.

In 1899, Westwick moved out of town to find work in Waterloo, Ontario but returned to Ottawa in time to play some games for the Capitals ice hockey team, by then playing in Ontario Hockey Association (OHA).

The highway proceeds eastward out of town and crosses into Newfields.

They then ride out of town with some of the men folk in tow (their new bitches) and throw the sack of money to the wind.

Colin Bennett writes,A few weeks after their marriage, [Jones] did tell Nebel that she had worked for the FBI for some time, adding mysteriously that she might have to go out of town on occasion without giving a reason.

Popular cultureAshton Kutcher and his family lived four miles out of town.

On the east banks, M-57 runs along Main Street south along the river to a junction with Peet Road where it then turns east along the latter road out of town.

was a common conduct to board a Kremser van - the Berlin variant of a charabanc - to drive out of town to one of the inns, in the case of this song one.

He continues to wine and dine both women on a romantic out of town trip.

lacking virtually every facility required for football and was too far out of town, in 1925, the Packers moved their games to the then brand new City Stadium.

Synonyms:

distant,

Antonyms:

close, near,