Примери за използване на All quarters на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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All quarters.
Check all quarters.
Be bestowed on him from all quarters.
Check all quarters.
The very first, and from all quarters.
In all quarters of the city.
RAWR from all quarters.
All quarters of Camelot are now under our control.
Untold power emanated from all quarters.
From all quarters of the globe, the call for Sunday observance is going forward.
To win both halves/all quarters(8).
Calls, therefore, on all quarters of Russian society to come to terms with their tragic past;
They received congratulations from all quarters.
It is a great love, omnipresent in all quarters and in all times of the universe.
Gorbachev has been criticised from all quarters.
Untold power emanated from all quarters the seeds of what would come to be known as good and evil.
Draped, hung, brandished, enticingly in all quarters.
Monks and friars protested in all quarters and began plotting the downfall of Erasmus.
The activity of purification is intensifying in all quarters of life.
Criticism of UCOII is widespread in all quarters and particularly within the Muslim community.
Make sure you seal the envelope,so people think it's all quarters.
Petersburg fashion, darted upon him from all quarters, and down every cross-street.
A seaway and harbour filled with vessels"and merchants from all quarters.
Light comes to you from all quarters, but none more powerful than the Central Sun of your Universe.
This account of you we have from all quarters received.
One advice, you may receive from all quarters of the medical fraternity to consume much protein as possible.
This account of you we have from all quarters received.
The innocent eyes andcute antics of this new member of the family immediately starts attracting a lot of love and affection from all quarters.
We may sit in our library, and yet be in all quarters of the earth.".
From all quarters of Lombardy and Apulia he gathered them, over age and under age, pitiable objects who had never seen armour in their dreams, but then clad in breastplates and carrying shields, awkwardly drawing bows to which they were completely unused and following flat on the ground when they were allowed to march… Yet, however unused to soldiering they were, he(Robert Guiscard) trained them daily and hammered his recruits into a disciplined force.