Examples of using Having fled in English and their translations into Portuguese
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royal family having fled to Austria.
Notarlin and Ganimarl, having fled up the mast, watched as the robots condemned Duke Red to being incinerated in the ship's boiler,
so calling the men of the house she falsely accused him of molesting her and of having fled when she screamed,
proposed that the Logba are descendants from the makɔ́ people, having fled south after a defeat in the second half of the 18th century.
After having fled the attacks of the bandeirantes of São Paulo,
women are to be sensitive in offering support to their many sisters and brothers who, having fled from violence, have to face new lifestyles
remain in the camps when their only crime is having fled wars and arrived on boats,
This family is monolingual in KanoÃa and, having fled into a forest reserve of a ranch,
displaced persons and asylum-seekers having fled Kosovo, following an initiative by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
Here his mother bore him, having fled thither to escape the wrath of her husband,
with about 1.8 million internally displaced and about 2.5 million having fled to neighboring countries,
young Dutch couples, having fled the city centre's prohibitive prices,
boys who with their families have sought refuge in Jordan, after having fled from Mosul and the Nineveh Plain because of the advancing of jihadists of the State Islamic IS.
all EU States need to resolve the situation of the tens of thousands of people who arrive in their territory having fled either dictatorships or types of oppression such as that suffered, for example, by women in certain countries, or simply having fled poverty.
At the end of World War II after having fled Hungary where he served as a military translator,
Some of the dispersed ministers, having fled to Antioch in Syria,
the elderly, the children abandoned along the road having fled from the fighting.
Business of Stateless Refugees after having fled from German-occupied Europe before and during World War II.
Many people have fled the tyranny, often to Europe.
He has fled, sir.