Приклади вживання Had fought Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Sure they had fought.
He had fought like a hero.
All the wars he had fought in.
They had fought since 1939.
It was enough for me that he had fought.
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All humanity had fought the Nazism.
It had fought with storms for three centuries.
In World War Two, his father had fought in the Red Army.
They had fought and fought hard.
It was especially exciting to encounter in Syria those who had fought in Donbas.
The soldiers had fought for the homeland.
He had fought for it all his political life.
Cimon was the leader of the conservative party andan able military commander who had fought at Salamis in 480 BCE when the Greeks defeated the Persians.
They had fought well against regular troops.
His lack of economic skill, coupled with the many wars that the Russians had fought under his rule, meant that the economy was in a very bad state.
The IRA had fought British rule for three decades.
The disease he had fought so valiantly was winning.
These men had fought in Mexican cities before at the Battle of Mier in 1842 and the Battle of Bexar in 1835.
For four years, Russia had fought to expand its grip on Ukrainian territory.
Gandhi had fought for the Indian community's rights in South Africa.
In 17 years he had fought in the Spanish Morocco against local rebels.
Three teams had fought for the championship: Andromeda, Orion and Phoenix.
The Ukrainian government had fought for their liberation since their illegal imprisonment.
Its organiser, Nurbek Kushakbaev, had fought and won legal proceedings in 2010 to defend his right to enter the workplace.
The British crews who had fought at Cape Ortegal were included in the large scale rewards made for the victory at Trafalgar.
As Caesar himself later said he had fought many times for victory, but at Munda he had to fight for his life.
Now the children of Judah had fought against Jerusalem, and had taken it, and smitten it with the edge of the sword, and set the city on fire.
The head of state noted that Lypkivsky had fought for the autocephaly of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church back in the time of the Ukrainian Revolution of 1917.