Примери за използване на Left moscow на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He's left Moscow.
She's been after me since I left Moscow.
He left Moscow a year ago.
Anatole has left Moscow.
I left Moscow with only $25.
I have never left Moscow.
They left Moscow early.
October 18/19- French army left Moscow.
Napoleon has left Moscow, Your Highness.
Is it true that all the women have left Moscow?
My family left Moscow in April 1990.
Tell me, Count,have all the women left Moscow?
We left Moscow just as the ceiling was falling in.
Sonechka, do you remember when we left Moscow so suddenly?
Haftar left Moscow without signing the deal.
For whatever reason, the Trans-Siberian always left Moscow at night.
Bunin left Moscow after the Russian Revolution of 1917, moving to Odessa.
It is precisely known that the caravan left Moscow burned and ravaged.
And Ksenia left Moscow in the care of grandparents, who adored granddaughter.
Darling, your train had probably not even left Moscow, when Sergius became sick.
He left Moscow and, after a brief spell in Kiev, he became professor at Lvov University.
On the following day practically all the alleged perpetrators left Moscow, but already a week later they were detained in the North Caucasus republic of Ingushetia.
But talks last week for a permanent ceasefire deal ended without an agreement after Haftar left Moscow without signing the deal.
In June 1860, Constantine left Moscow and left for Vienna, where Strosmeier was located at that time.
But last Monday talks for a permanent cease-fire deal ended without an agreement after Haftar left Moscow without signing the deal.
On June 20, 1918, General Haller left Moscow in a French hospital train, and six days later arrived at Murmansk, where he met with General Sir Frederick Cuthbert Poole.
A note about the feat of Stakhanov accidentally saw the people's commissar of heavy industry,Sergo Ordzhonikidze, who, due to the low rates of the second five-year plan, left Moscow so as not to be seen by Stalin.
Khinchin left Moscow in 1935 to spend two years at Saratov University but returned to Moscow University in 1937 to continue his role of building the school of probability theory there in partnership with Kolmogorov and others, including in particular their student Gnedenko.
Next day Churchill, who had been drinking Caucasian wine, unlike poor Cadogan whom Stalin forced to drink something“pretty savage”,presumably left Moscow with a headache but also with satisfaction- Stalin agreed to wait for the second front to be open.
Khinchin left Moscow in 1935 to spend two years at Saratov University but returned to Moscow University in 1937 to continue his role of building the school of probability theory there in partnership with Kolmogorov and others, including in particular their student Gnedenko.