Examples of using Had to return in English and their translations into Danish
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It was the tenth member of the Dyatlov I got sick the first day and had to return.
of the whole school, Then he said that I had to return.
We didn't go to the police because there was no time-we had to return the car and catch the plane.
But now and then we couldn't find them and had to return without having achieved anything.
best in show judging as they had to return in the early afternoon to their ship.
and Aastrup had to return Silkeborg Manor to H.P.
we knew we had to return.
for there was a shortage of accommodation and he had to return to his parent's home in Croft
He visited Venice before returning to Rome in August 1464 after the death of the Pope Pius II. Bessarion had to return at this time to take part in the election of the pope's successor.
Lie sent copies of his papers to Killing who considered that he only had them on loan and had to return them, which he did in around March 1886.
DTwo officers allotted insufficient treatment time and had to return to work; the third discontinued, citing work-related factors
by that time his savings were exhausted and he had to return to school teaching to make enough money to allow him to complete his studies.
I wish also to state that I speak this evening on behalf of Mr Niall Andrews who wanted to speak on this subject but had to return to Dublin unexpectedly.
While initially users of compact fluorescent light bulbs had to return the dead bulbs through local hazardous waste programs,
While initially users of compact fluorescent light bulbs had to return the dead bulbs through local hazardous waste programs,
For example, if investment projects had to return their investment within ten years it was roughly the same as requiring a project to have a rate of return of ten percent
it showed a few clips of Galaxy Note 7 users- fingers intact- lamenting that they had to return their phones like as if it were an unrequited love interspersed with phrases like“forgive and forget.”.
Cauchy felt that he had to return to Paris if he was to make an impression with mathematical research.