Examples of 'returned to liverpool' in a sentence
Meaning of "returned to liverpool"
returned to liverpool - This phrase denotes the act of going back or revisiting the city of Liverpool, either physically or metaphorically, as a place of familiarity, nostalgia, or significance for the speaker
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returned to liverpool
She then returned to Liverpool for repairs.
The French put both crews on Aurora, which then returned to Liverpool.
The ship returned to Liverpool with a rich cargo of sugar.
After six-month at the club, he returned to Liverpool.
He then returned to Liverpool.
Further repairs were carried out on the Umbria and she returned to Liverpool on 4 February 1893.
He returned to Liverpool a year later but was soon sold to Peñarol.
It was then returned to Liverpool.
He returned to Liverpool the following season, before joining Cardiff permanently.
On 14 December it returned to Liverpool.
He then returned to Liverpool work in the offices of his father's company.
In February 2009 he returned to Liverpool de Montevideo on loan.
Lennon returned to Liverpool in mid-December while Sutcliffe remained in Hamburg for several months.
Return to Liverpool = = = Insúa returned to Liverpool for pre-season training following his loan spell.
He returned to Liverpool in 1816 and joined the family building firm.
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Aspinall and his mother returned to Liverpool later in 1942 after the bombing had subsided.
On 27 December, he returned to Liverpool due to an injury crisis.
When the band returned to Liverpool in 1961, Sutcliffe remained behind in Hamburg.
In April 1943, Dido returned to Liverpool for a 3-month refit before rejoining the Western Mediterranean squadron.
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