Examples of using Would have to leave in English and their translations into Portuguese
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there were rumours that all Jews would have to leave the Netherlands.
with the proviso that Gil and Caetano would have to leave Brazil immediately after the show.
I told Alex that if my parents don't forgive me, I would have to leave him.
though the censors took its meaning to be that"he was being watched and in danger& would have to leave Edinburgh which he did later on.
it became increasingly clear that the advancement the mothers desired for their children probably would mean they would have to leave the village see.
Stevie for the following week with the added stipulation that if Stevie lost the match, he would have to leave TNA.
start crying, we would have to leave.
you told me that your plane would not wait and you would have to leave at 7.00 p.m.
Cloutier would have to leave school to help his family make ends meet.
Vitoria do Xingu and Brasil Novo would have to leave their lands.
And during my very first dance… in the time it took a boy's hand… to go from my back to my bottom… it was evident that she would have to leave her night job… to keep a watchful eye on me.
but if they lost, they would have to leave the company for good.
I must inform the House that the Greek Presidency told the European Parliament some time ago that the President-in-Office of the Council would have to leave for the airport straight after his speech in order to be in Greece
The story is that he first came to the Orient as bodyguard to a gambler who would had to leave the States.
We would have to leave now.
We would have to leave Friday day.
You would have to leave tonight.
I would have to leave Camelot for good.
You would have to leave everything behind.