Examples of using Get on a train in English and their translations into Swedish
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Get on a train.
Can we get on a train?
Get on a train and go uptown.
Somebody saw him get on a train. Maybe.
You get on a train, go to Canada.
Maybe, um… somebody saw him get on a train.
He wouldn't get on a train or a bus.
It's very convinient to go around in the city and get on a train.
He wouldn't get on a train or a bus.
Why would she come to train station and not get on a train?
I can get on a train at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Go to Union Station, get on a train east.
I'm to put it in a bag and get on a train for Hamburg tonight at 7:15.
And when you got her letter, you couldn't get on a train fast enough.
I have to put it in a bag and get on a train to Hamburg tonight.
Sometimes I think that once Theo moves out, I will get on a train, not knowing the destination.
I'm just getting on a train and leaving forever.
I'm just getting on a train and leaving forever.
He's getting on a train to Italy.
We're getting on a train?
Where? We're getting on a train to Delhi.
Yes, Grace got on a train to Paris.
One of our people got on a train at Frankfurt.
They got on a train, arrived home at the station.
O'Leary's getting on a train to New York late tonight.
She got on a train to Birmingham once.
We're getting on a train to Delhi. Where?
But I turned back halfway. I got on a train to go back to Nagano… Welcome.
They haven't gotten on a train yet.
The next morning, as services resumed, I got on a train.