Примери за използване на Neighbouring town на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He was from a neighbouring town.
Quite often, an ancient name became the apple of discord between neighbouring towns.
He was from my neighbouring town.
Merchants from Skopje bought clothing in Thessaloniki andsold it in Sofia and neighbouring towns.
They lived in a neighbouring town.
Over their beers,the physician muses about how strange it is that heart disease in Roseto is much less common than in the neighbouring town of Bangor.
Hasan, fled to a neighbouring town.
Virginia Irurita, founder and co-owner of Made for Spain& Portugal, books her guests intoHotel Quinta das L'grimas, a recently-renovated member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World in the neighbouring town of Coimbra.
Afternoon walking excursion to the neighbouring town of Indiana.
Visitors can travel to the neighbouring town of Agios Nikolaos or take a boat trip to explore the historical island of Spinalonga.
An urban council governs Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte and the neighbouring town of Nugegoda.
John Mayer and I are from neighbouring towns and knew some of the same people.
Those living along Albania's border area welcomed the agreement the most, as they have family andcultural ties with neighbouring towns and villages in Macedonia and Montenegro.
There is also a regular coach line to the neighbouring towns of Klisura and Karlovo(where the road to Plovdiv begins).
By the time Clifford and Connie had moved to Wragby Hall, Clifford's father's estate in Nottinghamshire, the coal industry in England seemed to be in decline,although the coal pit was still a big part in the life of the neighbouring town of Tevershall.
They were deployed along the beaches of Dieppe and the neighbouring towns, covering all the likely landing places.
A few buildings have remained free of graffiti, including the 11 homes still in private hands, the church, the cemetery and the house once belonging to Rubens's family, which the corporation has promised will be dismantled andrebuilt brick by brick in a neighbouring town.
These units were deployed along the beaches of Dieppe and neighbouring towns to cover all possible landing places.
Some of this we sell or exchange in the neighbouring town for other food, and with the remainder we make cheese, yoghurt and butter for ourselves.
It is no wonder, then,that this new phase of development has moved beyond Bansko to include the neighbouring town of Razlog and the village of Dobrinishte.
Yes, if your willing to travel to a neighbouring town we will be able to book you in much sooner and you can get your NIE Number fast.
In the village there are 3 supermarkets butif you want to do more shopping you can go to the neighbouring town Ahtopol which is at o nly 6 km from Sinemorez.
However, you can plan your night stay in one of the neighbouring towns- Chiprovtsi, which is renowned for its beautiful hand woven carpets and goldsmiths or in Belogradchik, where you can visit the famous rocks and the Kaleto Stronghold.
The theatre cast has received tens of prizes from numerous festivals andthey have played at many stages in the neighbouring towns and villages and also in Sofia and Plovdiv.
Scipio spared them, but gave up two of the neighbouring towns to his soldiers to pillage and after this returned to his original camp.
At Antwerp the giant was so big that no gate in the city was large enough to let him go through;hence he could not visit his brother giants in neighbouring towns, as the other Belgian giants used to do on solemn occasions.
He was rushed to the emergency ward in the neighbouring town of Cordoba, where"he died after undergoing a cardiac massage", it said in a statement.
He was very poor, having only his axe to depend upon, andtwo mules to carry the wood he cut to the neighbouring town; but he worked hard, and was always out of bed by five o'clock, summer and winter.
As the market's popularity grew,farmers from neighbouring towns, such as Les Corts and Sarrià were stopped from trading here.
I went to the local primary school- where I was the only non-English child, quite possibly in the entire history of that school- and from when I was eleven,I travelled by train to my grammar school in a neighbouring town, sharing the carriage each morning with ranks of men in pinstripe suits and bowler hats, on their way to their offices in London.