Examples of using "Kasabadan" in a sentence and their english translations:
Don't leave town.
You should get out of town.
- Tom has left the city.
- Tom has left town.
I don't want to leave town.
I was just passing through town.
The river runs through the town.
Tom was banished from the town.
- I am leaving town for a few days.
- I'm leaving town for a few days.
Tom is leaving town tomorrow.
- I thought you might've left town.
- I thought that you might've left town.
The suspect was told not to leave town.
The place where he lives is far from town.
We can catch the bus from this town.
Sami told me he left town.
Tom wanted to get out of town.
- Did you know that Tom had left town?
- Did you know Tom had left town?
Tom promised he wouldn't leave town.
Tom comes from a small town.
I come from a small town in the Midwest.
My wife is leaving town for a few days.
The last survivors fled the town yesterday.
She expected him to leave town.
Tom knew he needed to leave town.
I've got to get out of this town.
Tom was heading out of town when I saw him.
- Sami wanted to leave the town.
- Sami wanted to skip town.
They closed up shop and left town.
Many great men came from this town.
Tom comes from a very small town.
Tom and Mary come from the same town.
I come from a small town in Australia.
Layla came from a lower class town.
Sami asked for money to get out of town.
Tom wants Mary to know he's planning to leave town.
He was expecting to see her before he left town.
Tom has been babysitting our children whenever we're out of town.
They released him with the stipulation that he should not go out of town until the investigation was complete.
I stayed with the Jacksons whenever my parents were out of town.
- Tom left town.
- Tom has left the city.
- Tom left the city.
- Tom has left town.
But she needs to get moving. -[dogs continue barking] -[elephant trumpeting] Her herd must clear town before early morning traffic returns.
The local boys got into a fight with a rival group from a neighboring town.
Jean-de-Dieu Soult was from a small town in southern France, and enlisted in the Régiment
I'm leaving this town tonight.