Приклади вживання Wavered Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Bicky wavered.
Their loyalty is never wavered.
They wavered and stopped.
From then on, it wavered.”.
Atthis's voice wavered and she began to cry.
I wavered for a long time about whether to buy it.
I did my time, got out, went back to Italy, but…” He wavered.
Nothing wavered in him at the sight of the dead Matryona.
I stood by his side as his community isolated him, but our love never wavered.
Never wavered from its ultimate aim: the complete abolition of a long.
Vendors and developers have felt that buyers wavered, and began to gently raise prices.
Drahomanov wavered between London and Geneva, finally choosing the latter.
He said the hole was from a drill, and that it appears the drill wavered, leaving scuff marks around the hole.
To Europe, which wavered but had not fallen at the time of going to press; and.
Throughout her life and until her last ordeal when Jesus her son died on the cross,Mary's faith never wavered.
Everything in my field of vision wavered and was distorted as if seen in a curved mirror.
That night he walked on the stormy sea and rescued Peter,who also walked on water but began to sink when his faith wavered.
To Europe, who wavered but did not fall- at least not up until now, the day on which I am writing this article;
Formerly immersed in sin and having received healing,she sincerely and irrevocably began a new life and never wavered from the path.
Everett, who"never wavered in his belief in his many-worlds theory", enjoyed the presentation; it was the first time for years he had talked about his quantum work in public.
We now know that Herzberg, the pedestrian killed by an automated Uber car in Arizona,died because the algorithms wavered in correctly categorizing her.
But we have never wavered from decentralisation, never wavered from the principle that each level of governance should a do what its best at, and b let the other levels of governance do what they're best at.
For nineteen days,the martyrs were subjected to various tortures and torments, but none of them wavered in their faith or consented to offer sacrifice to the idol.
But before the official vote by the Harvard Corporation,students' color of choice had at one point wavered between crimson and magenta- probably because the idea of using colors to represent universities was still new in the latter part of the 19th century.
Almost two thirds(63,2%) of those questioned fully or partially support the acknowledgement by the Supreme Rada that the Holodomor was an act of genocide against the Ukrainian people,11,9% wavered with their answer, and 2,9% know nothing about it.
Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev initially rejected Kennedy's proposal,but subsequently wavered and was ready to accept it right before Kennedy was assassinated.
We never waver from our first priority and in doing so remain student-centered.
I keep wavering on him.