Приклади вживання He returned to moscow Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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In 1936 he returned to Moscow.
Surikov is fond of work, and in the autumn of 1890 he returned to Moscow.
In 1921 he returned to Moscow.
After that,"Grand" moved to Karelia, where not so long ago, he returned to Moscow.
After the war he returned to Moscow.
He returned to Moscow in 1914.
Then in 1930 he returned to Moscow.
He returned to Moscow and firmly decided to become an actor.
After demobilization he returned to Moscow.
In spring 1943 he returned to Moscow and became the associate editor of the magazine"Crocodile".
In the spring of 1943, he returned to Moscow.
He returned to Moscow, where he spent five years as a deputy foreign minister.
In April last he returned to Moscow.
In 1942 in Samarkand led graphic workshop of the Academy of Arts,in the following year he returned to Moscow.
In late 1949 he returned to Moscow.
He returned to Moscow to serve in the foreign ministry on scientific cooperation and arms control issues.
So when the war was over he returned to Moscow penniless.
However, in a conversation in the pub scene,Detochkin utters a phrase that after the sale of one of the stolen cars, he returned to Moscow….
After residence abroad from 1838, he returned to Moscow in 1843.
In 1972, he returned to Moscow and went to work for the Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation of the AS of the USSR.
After residence abroad from 1838, he returned to Moscow in 1843.
In 1956 he returned to Moscow, two years later he finished the novel“The Monkey Comes after his Skull”, begun in 1943(appeared in the“New World” in 1963).
In the mid-1930s- after his release he returned to Moscow and worked as a legal adviser in the office of the Chief Supply Management sugar industry Commissariat food industry.
In 1918 he returned to Moscow and attempted to join the Volunteer Army, but was arrested and sentenced by the Bolsheviks to death for trying to cross the border.
At the beginning of 1840 he returned to Moscow, and in May he moved to Petersburg, where, at the insistence of his father, he joined the office of the Ministry of the Interior.
In 1959 he returns to Moscow.
He never returned to Moscow.
After he left Göttingen, Schönfinkel returned to Moscow.
In November 1942 he was shell-shocked, returned to Moscow and worked in the newspaper Trud until the end of the war.