13 Sentences With "went out on the town"

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But on Monday evening, Mr. Kim went out on the town. from The New York Times
He ate with them, drank with them, went out on the town with them. from The New York Times
While the couple recently went out on the town on their own, Valentine's Day was all about family. from Refinery 29
Producer Ape Drums went out on the town for an impromptu breakdancing battle with a group of his friends. from Vice
Then Saoirse went out on the town, including to the local bar and restaurant Embargo where she sang karaoke. from People
Back in college, when I was a size 34B and valued comfort above all else, I regularly went out on the town without a bra. from Refinery 29
The two occasionally went out on the town, Duguay in his ankle-length mink overcoat, Pavelich in his nylon windbreaker with "Tuna's Bar" printed on it. from Washington Post
By her own admission, she went out on the town later than she maybe should have, but she's upbeat and bright-eyed, with hints of Minnesota nice peppering her speech. from Vice
In the New York club's final days, PEOPLE went out on the town to compare the once glittering nightery to its 1980s competition – and to find out where all the customers had gone. from People
Photographer Alice Zoo went out on the town in London to shoot the costumes, the fallout, and what it looks like when you get your face paint all mixed in with your kebab's garlic sauce. from Vice
But after losing a case against two alleged drug traffickers in February 1996, he apparently went out on the town, shelling out $900 for a bottle of Dom Perignon champagne at a strip club called Lipstik. from Vice
Being not-boring—being cool—meant I could keep up with my guy friends and coworkers when we went out on the town and partied until our livers pickled, just to wake up and do it again. from Vice
He took White to visit the State Assembly Chamber, for which action he was censured by the Whigs. Another evening the two of them went out on the town with White illegally dressed as a man, and ended up spending the night in jail. Sickles almost certainly arranged the mortgage on White's Mercer Street brothel, using the name of his friend (and future father-in-law) Antonio Bagioli.Hill, p. 281.