Examples of 'moved to poland' in a sentence
Meaning of "moved to poland"
moved to poland: This phrase indicates that someone has changed their residence or relocated to the country of Poland. It is a straightforward way to communicate a shift in living location
How to use "moved to poland" in a sentence
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moved to poland
After few years she moved to Poland.
It was moved to Poland to protect it from Allied bombings.
This operation is now to be moved to Poland.
Kadja moved to Poland.
Production of Daddies has now been moved to Poland.
That autumn, Jonatan moved to Poland for medicine studies.
I thought I would get rid of her when she moved to Poland.
Postwar, the army was moved to Poland with its headquarters in Kraków.
In the meantime his wife left him and moved to Poland with her two sons.
In 1686 he moved to Poland where he stayed for the rest of his life.
They have been moved to Poland.
But in 1608 they moved to Poland and for sixteen years stayed in Stanisław Żółkiewski 's castle.
Thev have been moved to Poland.
During World War II it was moved to Poland for safekeeping, and put into storage.
Good? They have been moved to Poland.
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At age eight, her family moved to Poland for a year.
In this period, significant part of its population moved to Poland during so-called repatriation.
Good? Thev have been moved to Poland.
Following his retirement in 1934, Häusler moved to Poland to coach Garbarnia Kraków.
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Alternate representatives of poland on the security council
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