Examples of using "Boston" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you moving to Boston?
Tom was in Boston; Tom is in Boston and Tom stays in Boston.
I'm from Boston.
Welcome to Boston.
Do you miss Boston?
I miss Boston.
- Where is Boston?
- Where's Boston?
- I used to hate Boston.
- I hated Boston.
- I hate Boston.
- I hated Boston.
Boston is my favorite city.
You're from Boston, aren't you?
It's snowing now in Boston.
Why do you want to leave Boston?
Do you have any family in Boston?
Tom has moved to Boston.
Tom got married in Boston.
He lives in Boston.
- Tom is living in Boston.
- Tom lives in Boston.
Tom works in Boston.
I'm in Boston.
Does Tom like Boston?
He has come from Boston.
- Tom is from Boston.
- Tom comes from Boston.
- I live in Boston.
- I'm living in Boston.
- I have to go to Boston.
- I need to go to Boston.
I'm calling from Boston.
Are you in Boston?
Is Boston far away?
I lived in Boston.
Does it snow in Boston?
Do you like Boston?
I was in Boston.
Did you like Boston?
I come from Boston.
Is Tom from Boston?
Tom is moving to Boston.
- I visited Boston.
- I've visited Boston.
We were in Boston.
We went to Boston.
Does Tom live in Boston?
I flew to Boston.
Does Tom work in Boston?
Tom wants to visit Boston.
Boston is humid today.
Are you moving to Boston?
We live in Boston.
Why do you want to go to Boston?
Tom is going to love Boston.
We bought it in Boston.