Примери за използване на Books and papers на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Books and papers?
I sold all my books and papers.
Books and papers covered every flat surface.
It is highlighted in all the books and papers.
From books and papers?
But there's nothing here but books and papers.
Your books and papers.
He also bequeathed to him his books and papers.
Books and papers have to be put away after use.
She didn't have her books and papers here.
Books and papers everywhere, covering chairs and desks.
Put all your books and papers in one bag.
The Prince was standing by a desk covered with books and papers.
Your pregnancy books and papers are scattered all over the living room.
This morning he asked me to burn all his books and papers.
They had books and papers in their hands, and bowed to him.
In 1936 Takagi retired butcontinued publishing books and papers.
Start with clothes, then books and papers, then other items.
Other books and papers from independent sources later confirmed this situation….
Their house was searched, money, books and papers were confiscated.
Books and papers bristle with references which are a veritable mine of useful source material.
To gain that end we could do nothing except write books and papers.
Only an old desk,littered with books and papers, talked about the work being done by the owner of the office.
By 1922 when he published Notice sur les travaux scientifique de M Henri Lebesgue he had written nearly 90 books and papers.
This is where they can keep their school bags, books and papers, as well as a school calendar.
This may explain much about his conversation, and also about his beautifully written sentences in his books and papers.
We transform the reading of academic books and papers from an isolated process to active mutual aid and collaboration.
That the fruits of research and knowledge generally shall be spread abroad by the publication of books and papers and by any other suitable means;
Simson bequeathed his very large library of books and papers to the University of Glasgow, where they comprise the valuable Simson Bequest.
In 1869, in'Hereditary Genius', he endeavoured to prove that genius is mainly a matter of ancestry, and he followed that up with many other books and papers on various aspects of the subject.