Приклади вживання Dark day Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Why a dark day?
A dark day in history.
We live in a dark day.
Dark Day for Democracy.
Air branches clouds dark day.
So the dark day has arrived.
A ray of sunshine on a dark day.
A dark day for all in the country.
A lot has happened since that dark day.
Was a dark day for German football.
You know, I knew that tomorrow was gonna be a dark day.
A dark day for Russia," Snowden wrote on Twitter.
I'm sorry to report that this has been a very dark day in Chester's Mill.
Dark day for Russia,” he wrote on Twitter.
He said it's"a very, very dark day… for humanitarians across the world.".
CEU called the“arbitrary eviction of a reputable university”a“flagrant violation of academic freedom” and“a dark day for Europe and a dark day for Hungary”.
Saturday was a dark day for the Kansas football program.
Staci Fox of PlannedParenthood Southeast Advocates called the decision“a dark day for women in Alabama and across this country”.
April 17: Dark day in history of Crimean Tatar people.
I do not even waiting for her in the cold and dark day of my last winter in Leningrad.
Glass bright yellow tree- the central section of the composition, decorated with a pond and the park as a whole,shining in the sun glare and dark day.
The Pope called Sept. 11“a dark day in the history of humanity, a terrible affront to human dignity.
Staci Fox of PlannedParenthood Southeast Advocates called the decision“a dark day for women in Alabama and across this country”.
The answer is that in harmony with other Scriptures the coming with clouds would signify the coming in a period of trouble-the word"clouds" being used to signify trouble- in the dark Day.
Friday, June 26, 2016, was a dark day in the history of the European Union because it was on this day that a referendum was held in Britain, who confirmed its willingness to renounce membership in the European Union(Brexit).
Amnesty International slammed the"abhorrent" decision to uphold a"cruel andunjust sentence," describing it as a"dark day for freedom of expression.".
It called the“arbitrary eviction of a reputable university”a“flagrant violation of academic freedom” and“a dark day for Europe and a dark day for Hungary.”.
We call on all democrats to rally together to prevent Madame Le Pen from winning in the second round,which would be a prize for extremism and intolerance and a dark day for France,” said Moshe Kantor.
Today when I think of it, even as I now write of it, the keenness of my loss comes back to me as fresh andterrible as it was in that long, dark day soon after Christmas, 1920.".
It may be darker under unusual circumstances like a solar eclipse or very high levels of atmospheric particulates,which include smoke(see New England's Dark Day), dust,[1] and volcanic ash.[2].