Examples of 'still in england' in a sentence
Meaning of "still in england"
Still in England: This phrase indicates that someone or something is currently located or staying in the country of England and has not departed or relocated to another place
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still in england
He was still in England when the war ended.
I suppose she is still in England.
His family is still in England and he is trying to get back to them.
They are probably still in England.
Euston was in fact still in England and immediately filed a case against Parke for libel.
And you can not even get a glass of Watney 's Red Barrel because you are still in England.
We are still in England and today is the first of June.
I believe he 's still in England.
Still in England.
His wife is still in England.
Why is he still in England instead of being sent back to Zimbabwe?
I suppose she's still in England.
Thus he was still in England when Henry III died in November 1272.
About what? Sara 's still in England.
I am still in England.
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Which is still in England.
He 's still in England.
Yes, we are still in England.
Sara 's still in England.
You are still in England.
She 's still in England.
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