Examples of using She fled in English and their translations into Danish
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I knew she was carrying you when she fled from Valentine.
for that of Christ's unborn child she fled the Holy Land
Accused of being a communist during the McCarthy era in the United States, she fled and sought asylum in Cuba immediately following the revolution in 1959.
LAN PING When your mother was pregnant with you, she fled from beyond the frontier and was wounded.
When your mother was pregnant with you, she fled from beyond the frontier and was wounded. LAN PING.
with parades of burning crosses through Annie's street, she fled up North and later went into exile.
no matter how many times She fled from those who found Her, they just kept coming.
But no matter how many times She fled from those who found Her, they just kept coming.
After the advent of Hitler, said defendant, she fled to Poland, then went to Antwerp,
Emma left behind her bouquet as she fled the scene, leaving it to somebody else to toss these soon-to-be-dead flowers under the mythical belief that whoever catches them will magically become the next person to get married, or, more than likely, to sprint from the altar.
her connection with a young Iraqi journalist who reaches out to her in an effort to help her trace the disappearance of her father in Iraq shortly after she fled the country.
And so she flees back into the colorful Berlin theater scene.
She flees upstairs, locking herself in her room.
She flees and is lucky to find sheltered accommodation.
Snowbell's friend Angora threatens the life of Margalo and she flees without telling Stuart.
Margalo's life is in danger, and she flees for safety.
If she flees from the island, she will immediately have to face the males patrolling the far bank.
STEPHAN THOME: Counter-play Roman. Suhrkamp Verlag, 464 Pages,€ 22,95** Maria Pereira lives with her husband and child as a professor at Bonn wife. And is therefore exactly in the middle of life, they did not want. And so she flees back into the colorful Berlin theater scene. Unfortunately, she concludes: Our life is"a parody of our dreams.
STEPHAN THOME: Counter-play Roman. Suhrkamp Verlag, 464 Pages,€ 22,95** Maria Pereira lives with her husband and child as a professor at Bonn wife. And is therefore exactly in the middle of life, they did not want. And so she flees back into the colorful Berlin theater scene. Unfortunately, she concludes: Our life is"a parody of our dreams". As Maria's husband is dealt with it, was the subject of the acclaimed novel"centrifugal force" by Stephan Thome.
She fled. Cops got a description.