Examples of 'moved to bristol' in a sentence
Meaning of "moved to bristol"
moved to bristol: This phrase indicates that someone has relocated or shifted their place of residence to Bristol, a city in the United Kingdom. It suggests a change in living arrangements or geographical location
How to use "moved to bristol" in a sentence
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Dave moved to Bristol and got married.
I thought you moved to Bristol.
Moved to Bristol.
Lubetkin eventually moved to Bristol where he lived with his wife.
He resided for a time in Duxbury and later moved to Bristol.
They later moved to Bristol.
He then suffered a complete loss of sight, and moved to Bristol.
I moved to Bristol last year from London and I absolutely love it here!
When he was a boy, he and his family moved to Bristol.
I thought you moved to Bristol years ago, what are you doing here? No.
I said yes, and then he got this job and we moved to Bristol.
In 1907 she moved to Bristol University as lecturer in history and tutor to women students.
We became friendly, I ended up joining them and moved to Bristol.
Born in Birmingham, Irving moved to Bristol in 1875, where he began working on the railways.
I wrote it when I was 18 and had just moved to Bristol.
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Müller moved to Bristol in 1832 to work at the Bethesda Chapel.
After their father 's death, Mrs Brown moved to Bristol to be near her sons.
Its musical department, including the BBC Symphony Orchestra, moved to Bristol.
No . - l thought you moved to Bristol.
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Which the bristol evening post described
You will carry a lady from bristol
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