Примери за използване на Anyone who has spent на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Anyone who has spent a long time in Africa will know this.
This is all, of course,stating the obvious to anyone who has spent some time in Montana.
Anyone who has spent any time in space will love it for the rest of their lives.
The pollution in Bulgaria's capital of Sofia is evident to anyone who has spent any time there.
Josh loves zoos as anyone who has spent time on this blog probably knows.
The pollution in Bulgaria's capital of Sofia is evident to anyone who has spent any time there.
As anyone who has spent any time on Instagram knows, color-themed accounts are everywhere.
The pollution in Bulgaria's capital of Sofia is evident to anyone who has spent any time there.
Anyone who has spent some time by the sea, knows that it does something unique to our body, mind and soul.
To a skier, snowboarder or anyone who has spent time in the mountains, the idea of brown peaks in midwinter is surreal.
Anyone who has spent time with family or friends know how important it is to have a comfortable place to sit.
Boredom is the common condition of schoolteachers, and anyone who has spent time in a teacher's lounge can vouch for the low energy, the whining, the dispirited attitudes, to be found there.
Anyone who has spent more than 10 or 20 minutes wearing a modern VR headset will immediately recognize the benefits of this design detail.
Some would point to the inherent fatalism within Islam, and certainly anyone who has spent considerable time in Arab taxis would lend credence to that theory, but perhaps the reason is less religiously based and more a result of political culture.
Anyone who has spent an hour drinking vodka by the glass knows that size has surprisingly little to do with a man's capacity.
Some would point to the inherent fatalism within Islam, and certainly anyone who has spent considerable time in Arab taxis would lend credence to that theory; but perhaps the reason has less to do with religion than with political culture.
Anyone who has spent a few hours on the computer has probably felt some of the effects of prolonged use of the computer or other digital technology.
A few verses later he answers my question,“Anyone who has spent time listening to the Father- really listening and therefore learning- comes to me to be taught personally, to see it with his own eyes, hear it with his own ears from me since I have it firsthand from the Father.”.
Anyone who has spent 1000's of hours online may question the value of time spent, but there are true moments of fleeting greatness that can be shared in this unique environment.
Anyone who has spent a decent amount of time working with the Google Suite of products knows how easy and seamless it is to switch between editing a document to set up a spreadsheet to create a slideshow.
As anyone who has spent time on the hostel trail can attest, it's a slice of traveling life you have to see(and experience) to believe- and I had seen enough of it to know the good, bad, and ugly.
Anyone who has spent any time at all listening to the Father, really listening and therefore learning, comes to me to be taught personally- to see it with his own eyes, hear it with his own ears, from me, since I have it firsthand from the Father.
Anyone who has not spent the last five years living on another planet will be familiar with the term Big Data.
Anyone who has not spent the last five years living on another planet will be familiar with the term Big Data.
Like a lot of esports, LoL can seem incomprehensible to anyone who hasn't spent a few hundred hours playing it.
Arranging furniture can be more difficult than it seems at first glance, as anyone who has ever spent hours rearranging a room knows.
Anyone who has ever spent quality time in the outdoors will vouch for the usefulness of a good knife but to the survival expert his knife is one of his best friends and the most closely guarded of his survival gear.
Moreover, it is a matter of common knowledge that the original inhabitants of Silesia constitute a minority in Upper Silesia- at least for anyone who has ever spent some time in this region and has been willing to perceive this fact.
Anyone who has recently spent time in a public space- traversing the aisle of an airplane, say, lurching toward your seat adjacent to the toilet, trying to shift your backpack without thwapping a fellow traveller on the forehead- has likely noticed the sudden and extraordinary ubiquity of headphones.