Приклади вживання Were russians Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Almost all were Russians.
Your father, his parents and grandparents were Russians.
Others were Russians, Ruthenians, and Jews.
Nearly all the dead were Russians.
There were Russians there from the very start, and they started this war.
Most of the dead were Russians.
There were Russians from the 311th airborne infantry regiment, as far as I know,- from Kostoroma.
And how did we know they were Russians?
Most of the skaters were Russians and Americans, and they all drank.
The rest of the crew were Russians.
As part of the so-called"Russian mouth" were Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians and representatives of other peoples of the USSR.
And moreover, all of them were Russians.
Under the new sanctions were Russians and companies that participated in the supply of Siemens turbines to Crimea.
Some of its crew were Russians.
According to the“Russian newspaper”, in April 2013, 2% of the service's audience,or 51 million people, were Russians.
Most passengers were Russians.
That does not by far mean that the Finns ever were Russians.
He said that almost 70% of the losses were Russians," Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
They did not rout all Russkies just because the bombers were russians.
He accounted for the shootings by suggesting the targets in those cases were Russians whom Moscow considered enemies of the state and wanted dead.
Initially, of the 156 soldiers of this regiment, 128 were Russians.
Throughout the XXth centuryRussians kept trying to convince Ukrainians they were Russians, while Ukrainians kept shielding themselves from the foreign myth.
All of the writers, except one, were Russians.
Last of all, the Russians insisted the immigrants were Russians- of course, a“lower strata Russian”.
Onboard were 23 sailors, three of whom were Russians.
Most of the passengers were Russians.
All these people working there were Russians.
They did not hide that they were Russians.
I later learned from news these were Russians.
By the autumn of 1825 the society numbered about 50 people, among whom were Russians, Ukrainians, Poles.