英語 での It was moved の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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It was moved here in March 2012.
Four years later, it was moved to the present location.
It was moved to Github in January 2016.
Because of its popularity, it was moved to the park and made permanent.
It was moved four meters to the east.
It was moved to this location in 1714.
But under the Happy Monday System reforms, it was moved to its current date.
It was moved to current site in 1968.
Once the cent re of the old town, it was moved to its present location in about 1368.
It was moved here for preservation.
After the conquest, the discovery of the sundial and that it was moved was kept secret from everyone.
It was moved to its current position in 1958.
Great Kanto Earthquake after、Ushijima shrine it was moved this all-night lights in the same position….
It was moved from there to its present location.
After the second time the town flooded, it was moved to its present location and changed its name to El Reno.
It was moved to the Novi Library property in the 1980s.
This shrine was buried during the Taisho eruption, and it was moved to its former place in 1930.
By 1876, it was moved to a larger space on main floor of the City Hall.
Turin was Italy's first capital city andremained the capital until it was moved to Florence in 1865.
It was moved from Exit Door 2 to Exit Doors 3& 4 effective immediately.
The Alcazar opposite was the seat of the royal court until it was moved frist to Valladolid and later to Madrid.
It was moved to the hole but I couldn't. Risa said that I could do!
During the Great Fire of the Meiji period the shrine burned down, and though it was moved to Yachigashiracho, the name remained.
It was moved to Cosford in 1989 and has remained there since.[5].
No longer operational, it was moved to its current site in the mid-20th century.
Until it was moved to Honolulu, the capital of the Kingdom of Hawaii was Lahaina.
But later it was moved to the third Monday of July and shortened in name to just“Marine Day”.
In 1951, it was moved from Wakayama Prefecture's Hiro Hachiman Shrine for the memorial service for the dead from the atomic bombing.
It was moved several times around Cape Cod until it was gifted to Henry Ford from the Ford Dealers Association, and installed in Greenfield Village in 1936.