WILL BE OUT OF TOWN

Definition: Indicating that someone will be away from their usual place of residence or activity for a period of time.

Synonyms: Away, Traveling, Gone, Vacationing, Absent

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
Our teacher announced that she will be out of town for a conference.
#2
Mark will be out of town, so we need someone to babysit his cat.
#3
The park cleanup is rescheduled as volunteers will be out of town.
#4
The library book return is extended for those who will be out of town.
#5
My parents will be out of town for a week, exploring the cultural wonders of Paris.
#6
During the conference, the expert speaker mentioned he will be out of town next month for a research project.
#7
The professor shared that he will be out of town conducting field research on marine life.
#8
As the wedding date approaches, the bride and groom will be out of town finalizing last-minute arrangements.
#9
The maestro will be out of town during the grand symphony, leaving the orchestra to rely on a guest conductor.
#10
We will be out of town during the holidays visiting family.
#11
The team will be out of town for an away game next month.
#12
I have some urgent matters to attend to, so I will be out of town for the next few days.
#13
Please let everyone know that I will be out of town for the next two weeks due to a business trip.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Sarah. I hope you're doing well.B: Good morning, Alex. Yes, I'm doing fine, thank you. How about you?A: I'm doing well, thank you. I just wanted to let you know that I will be out of town next week for a conference.B: Oh, I see. Will you still be reachable via email if anything urgent comes up?A: Absolutely. I'll make sure to check my emails regularly and respond promptly.B: Great, thanks for letting me know. Is there anything you need me to handle while you're away?A: I appreciate the offer, but I think everything is under control. I've briefed John on the ongoing projects, so he should be able to assist if needed.B: Okay, sounds good. Have a productive trip, Alex.A: Thank you, Sarah. I'll do my best. Talk to you soon.
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