Examples of using "Városba" in a sentence and their english translations:
I want to go to the city.
I'm going to town.
- I'm going downtown.
- I'm going to the center of the city.
We're moving to town.
Will you come to town?
We entered the city.
Tom went to the city by bus.
Which road leads to town?
it's time to hit the town.
He gave them a lift to the town.
I can give you a lift into town.
- He is returning to this town.
- He is returning to this city.
- I want to go into town.
- I want to go to town.
Are you going to town today?
Do you often go to town?
Tom headed back to town.
Tom is going to town.
I drove to town and went shopping.
Why did you go to the city?
Disguising himself as a peasant, he crept into the castle town.
He will never visit the town again.
Give us a ride downtown.
Tom went to the city by bus.
When did Tom come to town?
When did Tom come to town?
- I have to go to the city.
- I need to go into town.
I need to go into town.
I'm not in the mood to go downtown.
I go into the city every day.
Aren't you going to town today?
He will never visit the town again.
Is this your first visit to this town?
Tom went downtown this afternoon.
Disguising himself as a peasant, he crept into the castle town.
Does Tom get into the city very often?
Tom gave Mary a ride back to town.
Visitors to that town increase in number year by year.
The town was deluged with tourists in summer.
He will never visit the town again.
When I traveled to the city, I often visited the museums.
My parents want to move to another town.
Here, human beings spend an enormous amount of energy and imagination
and this moves on to the next town.
But for one night only, they're in town for a seasonal specialty.
How do I get to the city?
The lit skyscraper served as a beacon, welcoming those who came to the city.
Her father never let her go to town with her friends.
Sami and Layla are seriously thinking about moving to another city.
I commute from the village to the town every day because of my work or my girlfriend.
- Tom goes to town every other day to sell his home-grown fruit and veg on a market.
- Tom goes into town every other day to sell his home-grown fruit and vegetables on a market.
The number of bars quickly burgeoned as men and money started to flow into the town.