It was not by plane, but by ship, that I went to London.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It was not by plane but by ship that I went to London.

It was not by plane, but by ship, that I went to London.

The airplane took off for London last night.

If it had not been for his advice, she would not have flown to London.

We flew from London to New York.

Many zeppelin raids were made on London.

They sent my suitcase to London by mistake.

I flew to London via Amsterdam.

fly from Tokyo to London in three hops

It happened that I was not in London at that time.

I want to use surface sea shipping rather than air shipping.

I'll go on the 7pm plane to London.

I had to leave London before I got homesick.

When I was on the point of leaving London, it began to snow.

“Haven't you been to London?"—“No, I never have."

I have never been to London.

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

I was told to go not by boat but by plane, which advice I followed.

I'm flying to London for a business meeting this week.

Prior to your arrival, he left for London.

He flew straight to London.

Several air-raids were made on London.

It happened that we were in London.

I got on the train for London.

I boarded the train bound for London.

I get into the train for London.

I went to Los Angels in a plane.

“Have you ever been to London?"—“No, I never have."

The messenger left for London in secret.

Last year, we traveled to London.