Examples of using "Boston'a" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I've got to go to Boston.
- I have to go to Boston.
Let's go to Boston.
I'll be flying to Boston.
Did you go to Boston?
Let's go back to Boston.
You should move to Boston.
I'm not going to Boston.
I should go to Boston.
I'm not going back to Boston.
I'm going to go to Boston.
I'm on my way to Boston.
I'll go back to Boston.
I'm moving to Boston.
I'm back in Boston.
- I need to go back to Boston.
- I have to return to Boston.
I went to Boston.
Why don't you go to Boston?
I'm not moving to Boston.
Don't go to Boston.
We didn't go to Boston.
I'm coming to Boston.
We went to Boston.
I flew to Boston.
I've moved to Boston.
I shouldn't have come to Boston.
I was able to go to Boston.
You should come to Boston.
- You ought to go to Boston.
- You should go to Boston.
I might not go to Boston.
We should go to Boston.
Let's not go to Boston.
I might come to Boston.
- I might go to Boston.
- I might drive to Boston.
- I haven't been to Boston yet.
- I haven't been to Boston.
I won't be moving to Boston.
We aren't going to Boston.
I want you to go to Boston.
I need to go back to Boston.
I went to Boston by car.
Why not go to Boston?
- Why didn't you go to Boston?
- Why did you not go to Boston?
Aren't you going to come to Boston?
- Let's go to Boston.
- Why don't we go to Boston?
I think you should come back to Boston.
- I've got to get back to Boston.
- I have to get back to Boston.
- I have to go back to Boston.
- I need to go back to Boston.
We won't go back to Boston.
Who did you go to Boston with?
I arrived in Boston recently.
We don't want to go to Boston.
We don't go to Boston anymore.
I don't want to return to Boston.
I intend to go back to Boston.
Finally, we got to Boston.
- Why is Tom going to Boston?
- Why's Tom going to Boston?
- Tom has gone to Boston.
- Tom went to Boston.
Have you been to Boston?
I'm moving back to Boston.
Welcome to Boston.
We can't go back to Boston.
- I thought you moved to Boston.
- I thought that you moved to Boston.
- I want to go to Boston.
- I'd like to go to Boston.
I want you back in Boston.
I don't want you to go to Boston.
I want to be back in Boston.
I want you to come to Boston.
I don't want to come to Boston.
I went to Boston by train.
We're going to Boston tomorrow.
We're not going to Boston.
We're moving to Boston.
We'll go back to Boston together.
I'm going to take a trip to Boston.
I wish we could go to Boston.
I won't be going with you to Boston.
I want you to go to Boston.
Why don't you come to Boston?
We're trying to get to Boston.
We arrived safely in Boston.
Tom might go to Boston.
- I don't think I can move to Boston.
- I don't think that I can move to Boston.
I go to Boston all the time.
- I've got to get back to Boston.
- I have to get back to Boston.
- I have to go back to Boston.
- I need to go back to Boston.
I've returned to Boston.
I have to move to Boston.
I heard you might be moving to Boston.
I heard you moved to Boston.