"They left for New York, didn't they?" "Exactly."の英語

"They left for New York, didn't they?" "Exactly."

“Has he gone to New York yet?"—“I imagine so."

They set out for New York.

Are they in New York now?

They set sail for New York yesterday.

In fact, he has never been to New York.

"Have you ever been to New York?" "Yes, I've been there a couple of times."

Why didn't you let me know you were in New York?

She had never seen New York before.

They embarked at Southampton for New York.

How about not going to New York?

The plane didn't stop at New York.

The party started for New York.

He ought to have arrived in New York about this time.

So this is New York.

She left Tokyo for New York yesterday.

May I ask you to send this to New York?

Have you attuned yourself to life in New York City?

I have never been to New York alone.

In New York I lost my way.

I lost my way in New York.

He went to New York on business.

What's going on in that area right now?

I was relieved to hear that you safely arrived in New York.

Was he in New York yesterday?

they visit New York on occasion

Abbreviate `New York' and write `NY'

New York City has long been unusual because of its sheer size.

New York city has long been unusual because of its sheer size.

She told me to look her up if I came to New York.