71.   For two years she drifted from town to town experiencing life on her own terms.

72.   From one town to the next, occasionally I pass an inviting, out-of-the-way bar that looks like an interesting place to stop.

73.   From rural towns to big cities, phone users are cutting the cord and shifting to wireless phones as their main means of telecommunication.

74.   From small towns to hip urban watering holes, web cam sites are proliferating on the Internet faster than the most voracious cyberspace voyeurs can double-click.

75.   Growing up in Houston, Rousseve was bused across town to integrated schools, where he was the only boy in his dance class.

76.   Good looks were her ticket out of the small town to the bright lights beyond and relationships with a succession of handsome and charismatic older men.

77.   Hall points out that people assume she runs all over town to different stores to save money.

78.   Harrah spent the next month underground, zigzagging from town to town on foot, car and bicycle to dodge the German soldiers.

79.   Grand opera in the opera house was replaced with what was planned as a mobile traveling troupe moving performances from town to town.

80.   He dashes from town to town.