People are forever going in and out of university towns.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

People are forever going in and out of university towns.

These days many young people abandon the countryside where they were born and go off to the cities.

Exchange between students and citizens happens here.

Academics often lose touch with reality.

the drift of people from the country to the cities

Owing to the movement of population to the suburbs, more and more inner‐city primary schools are being closed down.

There is an increasing [a growing] tendency for young people studying or working in big cities to return to their hometowns to seek employment.

More and more people are moving to urban areas.

There is a town with lot of students.

They're all college students.

They are all college students.

a state of a city of deteriorating as a result of depopulation

Generally speaking, college students have more free time than high school students.

There is now a shift back to rural areas by the working population.

the gravitation of the population from the country to the cities

People in towns are attracted by life in the country.

Strangely, the number of students is decreasing each year.

Almost all the students enjoy their school life.

Young islanders yearning for the big city is like measles; everybody goes through it once (in his life).

Everyone in the city appears to be constantly on the go.

Quite a number of university students have an easy life of it just fooling around.

rural students often come from nonverbal backgrounds

The non-citizen population of the city is growing larger every year.

having population and industries relocated from urban to outlying areas

A considerable number of students want to go to college.

Students are apt to waste time.

It seems likely that people in the city will move to the country.

Your college years will soon come to an end.

My happy schooldays will soon be behind me.

Living in the noise and bustle of a large city, we sometimes feel like going into the country.