Примеры использования War he settled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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After the war he settled in Lublin.
After the war he settled and worked in England.
During the First World War, he settled in England.
After the war he settled in Denmark, married and had a family.
After serving in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, he settled in London in 1946 and naturalised as a British subject in 1948.
After the war he settled in Maranboy in the Northern Territory, working as a tin miner.
Shortly after the war he settled in Savannah, Georgia.
After the war he settled in Sydney, continuing his occupation as a fireman.
After the war, he settled in Tallahassee, Florida.
After the war he settled in Melbourne working as a tram motorman.
After the war he settled with his wife in London.
After the war he settled in Lübeck, British Zone of Occupation.
After the war he settled in Melbourne, where he was working as a salesman.
After the war he settled in the USA, and had a family working as an engineer.
After the war he settled in Melbourne, working as a fireman and labourer.
After the war, he settled in Canada, where he lectured at the McGill University.
After the war he settled at Saddleworth, marrying an Australian woman, Mary Eveline Wilson.
After the war, he settled in Philadelphia, where he would spend the rest of his life.
After the war he settled in South Australia, taking a block of land in Berri not long before his premature death.
After the war he settled in Mandurah, south of Perth, working as an orchadist, and made several trips to the UK.
After the war he settled in Melbourne, marrying an Australian girl, Helen Grace Thompson, and became a confectioner.
After the war he settled in Sydney, married an Australian girl, Annie Emily Rowbotham, and had a large family.
After the war he settled in Fremantle, working as a lumper, and when he got older, as a watch repairer.
After the war he settled in Bomaderry near Nowra, marrying a local girl, Winifred Jones, and working as a PMG linesman.
After the war he settled in England, where he still lives, in Felixstowe, and married Bridget Harkin, from Ireland.
After the war he settled in Sydney, married and established himself as glass etcher, patenting some of his technical inventions.
After the war he settled in Sydney, married an Australian girl, Isabella Toakley, and continued his occupation as a painter, decorator and a successful artist.
By the end of the Balkan Wars, he settled in Thessaloniki where he died on 17 December 1956.
After the war ended, he settled permanently in the south of France.