Examples of using Fleeing from in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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A boy carries a white flag to show he is not a soldier while fleeing from Mosul.
Back in October, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned that terrorists“were fleeing from Mosul to go to Syria.”.
The area was also a hinterland which hid refugees fleeing from the episodes of violence that had occasionally erupted in George Town.
Refugees and people fleeing from their homes challenge individuals and communities, and their traditional ways of life;
India, after fleeing from Tibet, April 1959(Photo: Getty).
Thung Chang districts(the greatest number, fleeing from the Saiyaburi and Sipsongpanna regions).
Refugees and people fleeing from their homes challenge individuals and communities, and their traditional ways of life;
How many persons, especially those fleeing from poverty and war,
Countless people are fleeing from that terrible famine in search of food and help.
Misaka Mikoto had clenched her teeth at her own powerlessness while fleeing from the High Priest.
who is in the woods with his daughter, fleeing from an attacking wave of zombies.
In 1934, he earmarked three percent of his annual salary- about $100- for two years to support German physicists fleeing from Nazi Germany.
In 1934, he earmarked three percent of his salary- about $100 a year- for two years to support German physicists fleeing from Nazi Germany.
There is an assumption that migrants are often the poorest in society, seeking low-skilled employment or fleeing from terror.
In 1934, he earmarked three percent of his annual salary-about $100-for two years to support German physicists fleeing from Nazi Germany.
In 1934, he earmarked three percent of his salary-about $100 a year-for two years to support German physicists fleeing from Nazi Germany.
It is a memorial piece representing all children who died fleeing from war to Europe,” Reuters reported.
Sarmatian cavalry fleeing from Roman riders, Trajan's Column(Wikimedia Commons).
Whoever is disobedient is fleeing from himself and denying his human nature….”.
A two-year-old boy, the son of refugees fleeing from conflict, is passed through a barbed wire fence to safety during the war in Kosovo.
