Blake loved to walk in the country round London.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Blake loved to walk in the country round London.

He started for London yesterday.

He flew straight to London.

He came straight from London.

He is about to leave for London.

He set off for London.

He has started for London.

He was made a lion of―lionized―in London.

The messenger left for London in secret.

Business carried him to London.

his business commitments took him to London

make a business trip to London

He went to London on business.

They decided to settle in a suburb of London.

He made to settle down in the suburbs of London.

He envisaged living in London.

He departed for London the day before yesterday.

He left for London the day before yesterday.

He fixed on leaving London.

He is about to leave for London.

The horse clopped through the streets of London.

He stayed in London for a time.

He behaves as if he had visited London.

He has been posted to London.

He brushed up his English during his stay in London.

She left for London yesterday.

march on London

She flew to London by way of the North Pole [by the route across the North Pole, on the polar route].

I must dash off to London.

He continued in London.