Examples of 'go to edinburgh' in a sentence
Meaning of "go to edinburgh"
go to edinburgh - This phrase typically means traveling or relocating to the city of Edinburgh, Scotland for a specific purpose
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It does have to go to edinburgh.
They intended to go to Edinburgh to petition the government for relief from oppression.
All our alterations go to Edinburgh.
He decides to go to Edinburgh to justify his conduct.
If you like a good party, go to Edinburgh.
I will go to Edinburgh.
I really-I want him there to see the play before we go to Edinburgh.
You should go to Edinburgh.
His path, though erratic, indicates he intends to go to Edinburgh.
I have to go to Edinburgh.
Why can't you come tonight? I have to go to Edinburgh.
You do not go to Edinburgh Calton Hill only for the views.
Tourists going to Scotland usually go to Edinburgh rather than Glasgow.
To go to Edinburgh.
I thought it was a hate crime. Go to Edinburgh.
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Well, you can either go to Edinburgh or you can go to the sea.
You are so funny . You should go to Edinburgh.
I have got to go to Edinburgh on Saturday . I am taking Lucy to meet her dad.
An A-grade student about to go to Edinburgh University.
They were like, "You are so funny. You should go to Edinburgh.
At present, four students go to Edinburgh and three to Nancy.
I mean, I thought you wanted to go to Edinburgh or Loch Ness or something.
It's time we go to Edinburgh.
You are funny . Go to Edinburgh.
Arts-lovers, meanwhile, go to Edinburgh for its annual festival.
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