Примеры использования Broken only на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And the silence is broken only by the buzzing of bees.
Broken only by an occasional exclamation of“Hjckrrh!”.
This rule should be broken only for good reasons.
In particular, the committee should emphasize the biblical plan of marriage as a lifelong covenant,to be broken only by death.
This sacred silence has been broken only in the case of Israel.
The cycle is broken only when tectonic movements shift the continental land masses away from the equator.
Quantum link generator can be broken only with source.
Space balance can be broken only to a known limit which the unpredictable follows.
The vicious cycleof poor health and low income may be broken only with government support.
There was a silence broken only by the chink of knives and forks from downstairs and the distant rumble of Uncle Vernon's voice.
Temple facades are defined by the big planes of walls broken only by semicolumns which go from the bottom to the eaves.
They listened in silence broken only by the slapping of the water against the sides of the boats and the occasional scraping as one or other of the boats fended off.
It is so hard,that it can be broken only with great iron hammers.
This vicious circle can be broken only through enhanced confidencebuilding measures, by swiftly repairing the emerging misunderstandings and vigorously proceeding with disarmament talks.
Fans of such leasure will get themselfs a nice gift of clean air,silence broken only by the singing of birds and baskets full of mushrooms and berries.
On a regular weekday, silence reigns, broken only by the bells of the Georgian Orthodox church at the cemetery's main entrance and the banging from a workshop which manufactures cemetery fences and metalwork.
Geoffrey Kendal, the theater personality, described the palace during his visit in the 1950s as"totally deserted,the stillness broken only by the humming of clouds of mosquitoes.
There was then a silence, broken only by the sound of the wind in the leaves.
As a national magazine reporter wrote at the time:"At twelve-thirty sharp each day, a fifteen-minute silence reigned in the state of Texas, broken only by mountain music, and the dulcet voice of W. Lee O'Daniel.
Your calm and the silence was broken only beautiful singing of birds in the morning.
Let me conclude by underlining our belief that the current stalemate in the field of disarmament andnon-proliferation can be broken only by political commitment accompanied by real action.
There was then a silence, broken only by the sound of the wind in the leaves.
To the South, another lowland extends along the shores of Black and Azov seas,its smooth surface broken only by low rises and shallow depressions, gradually leaning to the Black sea.
However, the ceasefire was broken only a few hours after it had started. On 5 August, an Egyptian-brokered 72-hour humanitarian ceasefire went into effect while Israel and Palestinian factions commenced indirect talks through Egyptian mediation in Cairo on a durable ceasefire agreement.
The predicted balance can be broken only by the fall of oil prices.
The silence in the dark house was broken only by the distant, grunting snores of his enormous cousin, Dudley.
While I respect the need for confidentiality in the process of achieving compromise,I continue to believe that the official secrecy of the negotiations, broken only by the selective leaking of texts through the media, is not conducive to constructive negotiations.
The mummies worked in perfect silence, broken only by the shuffle of bandaged feet and the occasional snap, grind, or squelch of the bodies being prepared.
When I reported to theCouncil on 3 May, I stressed that the vicious circle of violence in Burundi could be broken only if moderates on both sides worked together to create a genuine and effective coalition government.
There was a silence while the First Lord ran through the papers,a silence broken only by the squeak of Admiral Erskine's pen converting five million pieces of eight to pounds sterling, dividing the result into its customary prize-shares and coming out with the answer that made him whistle.