Examples of using Forced to leave in English and their translations into Polish
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was forced to leave Berlin in 2011,
I will be forced to leave you in Bakersfield, and it will be at least a week until you're arraigned in L.A.
she may be forced to leave it behind.
were forced to leave their homeland in order to avoid being transported to Siberia.
Forced to leave the only home she had ever known, she was welcomed by the UluWatu,
He was forced to leave AZ due to these health concerns,
In addition, Jean-Marie Boix was forced to leave the band because of health problems.
After the team is forced to leave her father Tyrus behind on the Wraith hive-ship, Sora blames Teyla for his death.
In 1940 tenants were forced to leave, as the building was requisitioned as the headquarters of the occupying German army during the Nazi occupation of Belgium during the Second World War.
are forced to leave their homes and countries
Going behind it, I was forced to leave all my patients on a small silly shiksa.
May those forced to leave their lands be able to return
the official opposition that was temporarily represented in the parliament was later forced to leave.
within a few months are forced to leave the airport.
Do you not agree that poverty is also one of the reasons why not all young people finish secondary school and are forced to leave school?
will be forced to leave the state. unless you decide to dissolve the marriage.
Spee decided that his squadron should ambush the cruiser-HMS Glasgow-when it was forced to leave port due to Chile's neutral status,
her struggles with residence permits for India, Taslima Nasreen was eventually forced to leave India in mid-March 2008,
Mr President- wear this tricolour rosette in memory of the many Italians who were cast out on this day and forced to leave their own lands.
However, we must not treat lightly the fact that 15 000 people have lost their homes and been forced to leave the towns where they lived,