local|locals in English

noun

[lo·cal || 'ləʊkl]

person who is native to or resides in a particular locality; local branch (of an organization, union, etc.); train or bus which stops at the majority of stops along a route; newspaper item of local interest

Use "local|locals" in a sentence

1. Brasov nightlife guide featuring 11 best local bars, pubs & nightclubs recommended by Brasov locals

2. To make the bland taste more interesting, the locals began perking it up with local produce.

3. The locals are very hospitable.

4. Locals typically eat Arroz de …

5. Locals were told to evacuate.

6. The locals were distinctly unwelcoming.

7. Both are holy to the locals.

8. Drinking ‘bia hoi’ with locals

9. The locals were extremely welcoming.

10. James, I found the friendly locals.

11. Locals still largely eat Greek cuisine.

12. The locals are hospitable and welcoming.

13. A few angry locals started heckling .

14. This made it easier for absentee owners to vote than for locals, since locals had to get to the polling station.

15. Do local business owners recommend The Butleress Inc? Visit this page to learn about the business and what locals in North Miami Beach have to say.

16. SOD-Blitzes inform and educate the community about Sudden Oak Death, get locals involved in detecting the disease, and produce detailed local maps of disease distribution

17. Locals and tourists saunter along with shopping bags.

18. Locals regarded it as a provocative incursion.

19. Broadways is a classic spot for locals

20. Makes the locals a lot less jumpy.

21. The locals were a very staid lot.

22. It'still hopes locals turn against the Shabab.

23. 'Brummagem' became the name used by the locals

24. 2 Locals regarded it as a provocative incursion.

25. Locals welcome any efforts to beautify the neighborhood.