Examples of using "Boston'da" in a sentence and their english translations:
We were raised in Boston.
I need to stay in Boston.
I stayed overnight in Boston.
Tom is buried in Boston.
I'm going to stay with my uncle in Boston.
We live in Boston.
You're finished in Boston.
- I grew up in Boston.
- I was raised in Boston.
I don't live in Boston.
- I live in Boston.
- I'm living in Boston.
- I should've stayed in Boston.
- I should have stayed in Boston.
- You should've stayed in Boston.
- You should have stayed in Boston.
- You could've stayed in Boston.
- You could have stayed in Boston.
- I'll see you in Boston.
- See you in Boston.
She's in Boston.
Maria is in Boston.
I'll be in Boston.
Are you in Boston?
I used to live in Boston.
I used to work in Boston.
I work in Boston.
I lived in Boston.
- I was raised in Boston.
- I was brought up in Boston.
You should get married in Boston.
Don't stay in Boston.
Tom is in Boston.
I worked in Boston.
- We don't live in Boston.
- We do not live in Boston.
I didn't grow up in Boston.
I was born in Boston.
We were unable to stay in Boston.
They lived in Boston.
I got lost in Boston.
I won't be staying in Boston.
Let's not stay in Boston.
I shouldn't be in Boston.
My family is in Boston.
I won't work in Boston.
I don't work in Boston.
I should be in Boston.
I was educated in Boston.
I was arrested in Boston.
I got married in Boston.
I got injured in Boston.
I'm staying in Boston.
Let's meet in Boston.
I had fun in Boston.
You should have fun in Boston.
It wasn't in Boston that we met.
I could live in Boston.
Tom lives in Boston.
- I thought you grew up in Boston.
- I thought that you grew up in Boston.
I went to high school in Boston.
"Is Tom in Boston?" "Yes, he is."
We raised our children in Boston.
"I work in Boston." "I work in Boston, too."
I'm no longer living in Boston.
I don't live here in Boston.
I haven't been in Boston long.
I have to be in Boston tomorrow.
- I don't know anybody in Boston.
- I don't know anyone in Boston.
Let's discuss what happened in Boston.
Tom has been living in Boston.
We can't live in Boston anymore.
I didn't like living in Boston.
Tom needs to stay in Boston.
I won't live in Boston next year.
I don't want to study in Boston.
I think you should meet Tom in Boston.
I don't want to live in Boston.
- Tom is living in Boston.
- Tom lives in Boston.
- Tom is already in Boston.
- Tom is in Boston already.
- I thought you were in Boston.
- I thought that you were in Boston.
I don't want a job in Boston.
I want to live in Boston.
We're getting married in Boston.
We'll be living in Boston.
I'll see you all in Boston.
I'll meet you in Boston.
- What're you doing in Boston?
- What are you doing in Boston?
Tom may not be in Boston.
Tom used to work in Boston.
Who do you know in Boston?
Where will you stay in Boston?
Tom is based in Boston.
I didn't say I used to live in Boston.
- I didn't know that you used to live in Boston.
- I didn't know you used to live in Boston.
- I know you've been in Boston.
- I know that you've been in Boston.
Tom isn't in Boston.
Enjoy your stay in Boston.
I don't live in Boston yet.