Приклади вживання They had made Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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They had made their protest.
I think they realized they had made a mistake.
They had made a real mess.
By the spring of 1945 it was clear that they had made the wrong choice.
They had made a strategic decision.
Instead, patients starting bringing us art they had made themselves," she says.
You know, they had made billions just surfing this bubble until now.
According to church reports,Joachim and Anna were able to fulfill the promise they had made to God.
Originally, they had made a list of the 100 most influential people of the 20th century.
Believe that remote from the body of the fetus was a living person,65% agreed that they had made a mistake.
They had made the choice to wear the uniform, to devote their lives to protecting others.
This bank that thought that they had made a prudent loan, this is house number three, I think.
When the U.S. was hit by the greatdepression they immediately sought to get the loans, which they had made to German, paid back.
Last year researchers in Oxford and Birmingham reported they had made a world-first breakthrough in the diagnosis of tuberculosis.
The discussion embraced bilateral relations and international issues,with both leaders saying at the end they had made a big leap forward.
Even though Gail had cut off contact with them, they had made repeated and often ingenious attempts to find and communicate with her.
The study found that among CEOs who were fired over issues related to decision making, only one-third lost their jobs because they had made bad decisions.
In the first week after their abortion,95 percent of women felt that they had made the right decision, and five years later, it was up to 99 percent.
Most people had not honor even a half of their dreams andhad to die knowing that it was due to choices they had made, or not made. .
Immediately after their abortions, over 95 percent of women said they had made the right decision- a number that increased to 99 percent at the five-year mark.
Most people had not honoured even a half of their dreams andhad to die knowing that it was due to choices they had made or not made. .
In 1989, Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons announced that they had made a breakthrough and had observed cold fusion in a glass jar on their lab bench.
While approximately half of the participants indicated that they had made changes to other risk reduction strategies after starting PrEP, the other half did not alter their behaviours.