Examples of using Decided to settle in English and their translations into French
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followed by his court, decided to settle in the aircraft hold.
The parties, therefore, decided to settle the contract in monetary form,
I am passionate about motorcycles and I decided to settle in Romania one day after a motorcycle road trip here.
my partner and I decided to settle in Toronto to find jobs.
Most had gotten to know each other in Stepanakert/Khankendi and decided to settle together here,
but Yasir decided to settle in Mecca.
an Acadian working as a blacksmith, decided to settle his family by a stream near Five Fingers where he found a stray cow.
seeing the absolute worst in man, he decided to settle here with two other soldiers from his squadron
The TV show MasterChef decided to settle in the heart of Sarona, to open its first Pop up restaurant restaurant in Israel.
dates back to 1834 when Antoine Jaboulet decided to settle in Tain l'Hermitage in the Rhône Valley.
new horizons in Québec, where you have decided to settle.
she found her way back to science and decided to settle in Germany to carry out her postdoctoral research on the vesicular transport of cells.
After working with the best acting tutors of the country, he decided to settle in New York for a year to have better training in areas such as improvisation and body awareness.
Vila do Conde, decided to settle in Vila Nova de Gaia.
Then, following a visit to Constantinople, he decided to settle in London, but made several trips again to America with the Royal Italian Opera Company.
it was explained that the Vatican has decided to settle such matters on a casebycase basis.
soon took the name Turambar when he decided to settle there.
Eritrea should be allowed to remain, without any discrimination, in the locations where they have decided to settle.
In 2009, after a seven-year experience in London, she decided to settle in Ibiza, where she opened her shop and studio in the north of the Island.
which has become a pleasant neighbourhood in reformation where artists have decided to settle their workshops.