Примеры использования Had feared на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We had feared as much.
Things are no longer going to unfold as I had feared.
I had feared you among the dead.
The bomb has been detonated, and the damage was not as great as we had feared.
I had feared you absorbed for the night.
On the whole, election day was peaceful and the level of violence that some had feared did not materialize.
I had feared that she would call me Alici in front of the others.
The time rolled around for the party to begin, but just as Ralph had feared, Freya didn't feel like going.
I had feared the Priory's penchant for secrecy might prevail.
And establish them in the land and show Pharaoh and[his minister]Haman and their soldiers through them that which they had feared.
Investors had feared that the coalition could endanger Italy's membership in the euro zone.
Fortunately, that slowdown has been less severe than many had feared, and there are again signs of a recovery taking place.
Many of you had feared that as a result of heightened interest in the Internet, the Department was abandoning the print media.
A New Life for Grisha It soon became obvious that the thingGrisha's parents had feared most when he was still attending kindergarten, was coming true.
Some had feared that the Conference would not address the multitude of complex legal, technical and policy issues involved.
According to testimony received by MINUGUA, the victim had feared for his safety ever since an attempt had been made to abduct him along with some friends.
The balloon was out of equilibrium, sailing much too high andthereby losing hydrogen faster than even Nils Ekholm had feared, then repeatedly threatening to crash on the ice.
He remembered a time when Jane had feared a duel as much as he, but now she seemed more eager to protect her money than Lord John's life.
There were naturally some negative articles andaccusations against us- not from the authorities, which we had feared, but from the nationalists, via the opposition newspaper Yeni Müsavat.
As his delegation had feared, the Organization had lost much-needed expertise for the planning and execution of peacekeeping operations.
It remains a contentious decision; the ship had been crippled,and the Captain had feared the ship, including her radar gear, might fall into enemy hands.
Contrary to what many had feared, the Conference had built on the achievements of previous summits and conferences and had succeeded in developing a comprehensive Platform for Action.
And so it was, because the children of Israel had sinned against Jehovah their God,who had brought them up out of the land of Egypt from under the hand of Pharaoh king of Egypt, and had feared other gods;
It was difficult to understand why, if the municipality had feared an outbreak of violence, it had not simply deployed sufficient police officers to preclude such violence.
The victim had subsequently been murdered and three of the persons involved had admittedcomplicity before a magistrate, saying that they had feared a minimum seven-year prison sentence if Mr. Perera had given evidence.
Capital exporting States, for their part, had feared that their nationals would not receive fair treatment in countries whose judicial standards they regarded as inadequate.
One of the main reasons for the failure to reach a consensus had beenthe appearance in the text of the term"self-determination", which some delegations had feared might be construed as encouraging actions that would impair the territorial integrity of States.
Sharpe had feared a pursuit, but the French evidently wanted to plunder Oporto's houses and find the prettiest women and had no mind to pursue a handful of soldiers fleeing into the hills.
The Netherlands, noting that Kazakhstan had never returned a foreigner with refugeestatus to another State, nevertheless asked about the reported deportation of some Uighurs who had feared prosecution, and whether those individuals had not qualified for refugee status.
Swanepoel, according to Cooper, had feared the UN(whose intelligence arm has records of interrogating and repatriating a mercenary of this name) and left Katanga shortly afterwards.